Sentence examples for students badly from inspiring English sources

Every day we see examples of rankism, including parents beating up on their children, doctors yelling at nurses, teachers treating students badly and customers being demanding of waiters.

The trouble is not that we are sorting [grading] students badly -- a problem that logically should be addressed by trying to do it better.

If a private institution wants a student badly enough, it will throw in its own money to meet the college's sticker price.

The bad news is that U.S. middle-class students are badly lagging their peers globally.

Part-time students did badly under the 2004 Higher Education Act, which introduced loans for tuition fees.

Wagner police and federal officers then took the dog into classes, the suit contends, frightening some students so badly that they cried and at least one urinated involuntarily.

Students swear badly in front of the teacher, chat, sing, use WhatsApp, laugh while the teacher talks," says Huzaifa. "I do not mean the teacher should beat students, but in Aleppo they would tap lightly a few times on the hand of someone being naughty".

Grad students behaving badly by Adam Ruben, 31 July 2015 A humorous take reminds students what not to do when transitioning from the relative structure of college to the apparent freedom of grad school.

Some teachers even taught the CATs in advance to avoid their students performing badly on them, which indicates that the teachers did not see in the first place using assessment tasks to figure out what their students can do by themselves.

About 30 students were badly injured and hospitalized.

Colleges want these deep-pocketed students so badly that in last year's survey, admissions officers at 10percentt of colleges acknowledged that they are admitting full-pay students who have lower grades and test scores than other admitted applicants.