Sentence examples for students labeled from inspiring English sources

In September 1999, The El Paso Times published an investigation showing that more than 30,000 students labeled by the system as "transfers" were most likely dropouts.

At recess, my fellow students labeled me as a "Yankee", even though my medium brown skin confused them (they had known only two races in their lives – white and black).

Her research focuses on critical issues in science education, in particular, those that concern students labeled as "low achievers".

In their booklets, the students labeled the four forces acting on an illustrated plane and indicated the direction of each.

We present two cases of fifth-grade students labeled LD as they interacted with a researcher-teacher during two constructivist-oriented teaching experiments designed to foster a concept of unit fraction.

Because of the students' labeled identity that was constructed by categorical thinking, 'society has a responsibility to address them' and their 'problems' via different educational practices and structures (p. 138).

The cocktail has prompted backlash online, with students labelling the drink 'offensive' and in 'poor taste'.

But others acknowledge that publicly chastising and challenging people — what some students label the "call-out culture" — could be tough.

The source may be spoken by teachers and students (labelled 'discussion') or recorded.

The basic "Engineering Design Model" (adapted from pbs.org) comprising Problem, Brainstorm, Design, Build, Test, Redesign, leading iteratively to Solution, was discussed prior to the working of the problem, with students labeling the model in their workbooks.

Lowest ranked were baldness and menopause, with less than 20% of students labelling these as diseases.