Sentence examples for student frustration from inspiring English sources
In late 2013, student frustration at the University of Michigan over the decline in the school's black student population boiled over, when activists launched the "Being Black at the University of Michigan" (BBUM) campaign.
Yet, results also indicate substantial student frustration at the perceived hypocrisy of adults in their community toward civic involvement.
While I understand teacher and student frustration with testing, it is not an option for teachers to refuse to administer the MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) test.
Improved visual aids permitted most lessons to be completed in the time allotted to the average high school class and reduced reports of student frustration.
Giannoulias agrees that improvement should begin at the high school level, citing student frustrations with remedial courses as a strong force driving the high dropout rate.
Interestingly, innovative teaching approaches being encouraged in undergraduate biology might successfully address the final three reported student frustrations: "boring lectures," "confusing/unclear lectures," and "strays from subject".
"In a nutshell, I would empathize with students' frustration," Mr. Abbott said.
We understand students' frustration with the way economics is taught in most institutions in the UK.
But Lorie Turner, who teaches English to some pupils for three consecutive periods and to others for two periods each day, said she used some students' frustration to persuade them to try for higher scores on the annual exams administered under California's Standardized Testing and Reporting program, known as Star.
The takeover was precipitated by increasing racial tension at the university and the students' frustration with the administration's lack of support for a black studies program.
Brooke Buchanan, a spokeswoman for Mr. McCain, said of the protesters, "The individuals have a right to peacefully protest in the senator's office," and added that Mr. McCain "understands the students' frustrations".
