Sentence examples for students depicted from inspiring English sources

He makes an important point about not trying to fit children with mental illness or disabilities into preconceived boxes; the students depicted in this play certainly ought not to be doing meaningless math problems in a conventional classroom.

Though the events of 1920 have the potential to make moving theatre, that doesn't happen here; the members of the court are one-dimensional characters played literally in shadow, and most of the students depicted in this arch drama are heartless and shallow.

The fact that all the students depicted in the documentary are Black and Latinx adds a sobering reminder of the labor performed by people of colour for the financial and political gain of largely white organizations and coaches.

Those students depicted in Figure 9 b have to turn around to see the public ranking.

His own best-known novel, however, Tōsei shoseikatagi (1885 86; "The Character of Present-Day Students"), depicting the foolish adventures of a group of contemporary university students, suffered from the same weaknesses that he decried.

Active History, the online resource for history teachers Gove was referring to, has a lesson plan in which iGCSE students depict the rise of Hitler as a Mr Men story.

Hopelessly addicted to chocolate pudding, one student depicted an exaggerated tower of empty pudding cups while another student visually represented flashbacks of his mother's death from cancer.

Lady Gaga was invited to watch a play put together by the students that depicted bullying in school life.

Once the video clip has been selected, activities are designed around it to ensure that teachers will engage deeply with the targeted mathematics content, instructional components, and/or student thinking depicted in the clip.

In the 1984 film, Sixteen Candles, Long Duk Dong, the Asian exchange student, is depicted as a racist caricature of an Asian person whose lack of self-esteem causes him to humiliate himself and to giggle uncontrollably.

In the absence of personal records, Irmscher draws instead on other sources, including accounts by students who depict Agassiz as an authoritarian teacher who expected his pupils to toe his line.