Sentence examples for struggling classmate from inspiring English sources

At times, he has given up things he'd have loved to do or has taken a hit on his grade because a struggling classmate needed his time and help.

For you, the mom who is raising a neurotypical child, teaching your child to be patient and empathetic when he encounters a struggling classmate, all while offering your assistance and genuine help to the mom who is at her wit's end, I rate you Incredible.

Those well-ingrained principles point Bering towards being a helper, one who looks out for struggling classmates and seeks out injustices in and out of the classroom.

Always offer to help struggling classmates.

If you see a classmate struggling, step in.

He saw other classmates struggling to concentrate as they didn't have enough to eat.

Tuesday, offering and receiving words of comfort from classmates struggling with the same situation across the city.

But in Devon, as elsewhere, smallholdings are now so expensive they're bought by downsizing bankers rather than young would-be farmers (Chagford even boasts its own celebrity residents: Jennifer Saunders and Adrian Edmondson) and what this means is that the likes of Ed and his classmates are struggling to find a way to stay in the place they grew up in.

First, at age nine in the third grade, my teacher asked me to tutor a classmate who was struggling with math, but whose family did not have the wherewithal to help her with third grade math nor the financial means to hire a tutor.

I watched as she and her classmates went from struggling to sound out three-letter words to reading entire books.

Chloe Bruning, a 21-year-old Boston University student who attended Tuesday's rally, said she and other members of the group BU for Hillary were struggling to convince pro-Sanders classmates to give Clinton a new look.