Sentence examples for successive school from inspiring English sources

Two successive school nurses were removed for unsatisfactory performance last year and a third served until the end of the school year but did not return.

Through a longitudinal multiple case study eight at-risk students were followed during two successive school years by using think-aloud protocols (six measurement occasions).

I can identify the emotion of joy that truly exists for them as they begin anew each successive school year.

The school started with only ninth grade freshmen and tenth grade sophomores in 2007, and in each successive school year another grade was added until the standard ninth to twelfth grade range was reached in 2009.

Therefore, since school nurses were more likely than classroom teachers to follow the same children in successive school years, in 11 schools, the nurses conducted 3 surveys-the pretest, the routine follow-up in the spring and a second follow-up survey in the following fall as the children had progressed to the next grade.

Guo (2015) investigated the registerial profiling of ESL textbooks from successive years of school in Hong Kong, which provided us with another perspective to see how input is arranged for ESL teaching and learning.

In the autonomy-granting role, parents issue gentle prompts for appropriate behavior (e.g., successive steps toward school return) and reinforce such behavior in a developmentally appropriate way.

Moreover, the researchers found that each successive year of schooling increased the chances students would experience burnout, despite the fact that they had entered medical school with mental health profiles similar to those of their peers who chose other career paths.

The fact that successive governments allowed schools to sell off their sports fields has of course nothing to do with the issue.

Years of colonial service from Calcutta to Hong Kong had schooled successive generations in 'maternal deprivation trauma.' " Cold-war propaganda "sowed the seeds of the world's English in parts of the world previously unreceptive to British or American cultural colonialism".

"We are concerned that successive governments' approach to school sport has been short-term," they said.