Sentence examples for succeed students from inspiring English sources

To succeed, students must become thinkers, not just test-takers.

To succeed, students need to "work hard, engage with every aspect of your course and make the most of networking opportunities", says Susie Forbes, principal of the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design.

But to succeed, students and youth will have to fight politically, not only with demonstrations like Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Chicago.

To succeed, students and teachers need the same things, including a school and systemwide culture that focuses on student achievement; makes parents partners in their child's education; nurtures strong and cooperative leaders; and provides ongoing support for teachers so that they, like their students, can constantly improve.

Ted: In the film Most Likely To Succeed, students are scrambling to complete their initiatives in time for Exhibition Night, and students deal with all sorts of interpersonal issues that, in a profound way, teach them skills that they'll use for the rest of their lives -- in jobs, in families, and in being productive citizens.

- EXPECTATION: We must expect our students to succeed, and students must be free to expect that we are investing our whole selves into making that classroom the best place possible for learning and growth.

Intercalated research years for medical students succeed in attracting students into research, but rarely into primary care, although this is feasible[ 26].

To succeed, these students need quality after-school and summer programming, as well as mentoring, tutoring and, when needed, targeted student and family counseling services.

To succeed, each student must arrive well prepared.

"To succeed, the student needs to be prepared to make mistakes.

In order to succeed in student politics you should really, really, really, passionately hate any and all campus socialists.