Sentence examples for the school explains from inspiring English sources

A tour of the school explains why.

Ray Silkstone, a retired history teacher who used to work at the school, explains that when he worked at AC the syllabus included subjects like political thought and peace studies.

In a section of the website titled "Our Advantage" the school explains why it employs one teacher for just every eight four-year-olds: "Small class sizes allow teachers to form close relationships with students and families and to tailor instruction to the needs and interests of the individual".

"Our classroom was destroyed with most parts of the school," explains Edegario.

Adam, a teacher at the school, explains that the crowd is because of the evening classes for adult men.

In a statement last spring, the school explained that it could remain competitive only "through significant additional revenue generation that comes from market-based tuition fees".

The World Food Programme cut its support to the school, explaining that while the students may come from Cité Soleil, the school itself is beyond its boundaries and therefore ineligible to receive food aid.

The new headteacher of Hartsdown, Matthew Tate, who was also marking his first proper day as head at the school, explained: "This is a school that has been underperforming and we are determined to do the very best by the children of Thanet".

Mr. Tedesco said he knew of a father who was able to get an extra $10,000 in financial aid for his daughter after he wrote a courteous letter to the school, explaining that his business was about to go under and detailing the family's monthly budget.

Teachers at the school explain that their experiences at Drew are similar to those they have experienced at other colleges they have taught at and discuss their methods for introducing the subject in the classroom and the significance of learning evolution.

Lela Scopes subsequently was offered and accepted a teaching job in Tarrytown, New York; the head of the school explained, 'I was impressed with the heroism of her position and decided I should like to have her on our teaching staff' (Anonymous 1925).