Sentence examples for student to master from inspiring English sources

She and the faculty have settled on 19 practices they want every student to master before graduation.

(2) Learned helplessness places the current inability of the Thai student to master English squarely upon the individual student and not the teacher.

Much of this writing carries the implication that graduate student attrition represents failure, either of the student to master the work or of the institution to enable success.

Moreover, as Mr Atkinson points out, SAT 2 encourages high-school students to master their academic work.

The tests measure student performance against standards that educators expect students to master in the fourth and eighth grades.

They said that the new statewide math standards required students to master more concepts than the new reading standards.

Shirley Bagwell, a longtime Tennessee teacher, warns that "to expect all students to master algebra will cause more students to drop out".

"The basic responsibility of a school is to enable its students to master standards and improve on their performance," he said in a written statement.

In a short greeting, Ms. Foster, a candidate for a City Council seat, discussed the need for students to master their education and to take pride in themselves.

Friend set out to build his brand by straddling yoga's two poles: he is trying to enhance yoga's spiritual aspects by training teachers to speak inspirationally as they teach their students to master the postures.

Andrew Robinson, a Manhattan lawyer who first studied with her 20 years ago, reminisced about her disciplined teaching style, requiring students to master bamboo before advancing to other subject matter.