"David cultivates the students' joy," said Lan-Lan Wang, chairwoman of the dance department.
By contrast, students' joy at the revelations resulting from dissection almost doubled from Time 1 to Time 2, as did students' sense of awe at the mysteries of the human body.
The student's joy at his 'new, powerful, bounding spirit' and the 'fabulous, authentic and pure' atmosphere of the mosque are rendered without sensationalism or irony, which is all the more creditable given Islamists' fraught relations with liberal Egyptian intellectuals such as al Aswany.
A student gains joy in learning with Forrest Yoga, because my teachers are trustworthy and skilled enough to guide them through the "I can't" point.
In her opening statement to the Judiciary Committee, she spoke of her parents and grandparents, but it was her professional work with students — "the joy of my life" — that she spoke of with greatest rapture.
Common Threads imparts to students the joy of cooking.
However, somewhere along the way, we have diminished in many of our students the joy of learning for learning's sake, the ability to think creatively and critically, and to learn for the sake of understanding themselves and the world around them.
The school is bursting with great teachers who offer rigorous research-based instruction and create a culture of high expectations, with a strong focus on student independence and joy.
African American students jumped for joy at the verdict, and white students kind of hung in their seats, their mouths open.
Immaculata's name was announced, and the Staples cheering section of teachers, parents and students yelled with joy.
