Sentence examples for thinking pupils from inspiring English sources

Clever, free thinking pupils will have some immunity; they will see through it and give up history.

Twinkl also has this dice race activity to get pupils thinking about different kinds of faces.

The Education Secretary has said he wants to see more evidence of pupils' thinking skills and creative ability.

Finally, we have a range of materials by Seeme Resources designed to get primary pupils thinking about what they would like to be when they are older.

Essentially, what this mean is that teachers get used to patterns of behaviour – such as thinking about their pupils before themselves – during term time which can be hard to break over the holidays.

To facilitate this farce, over the five years of this government your department has spent (and overspent) billions on: the sweeteners for academy and free school startups, the bloated inspectorate, and the high-stakes test and exam regime that is increasingly narrowing the curriculum, limiting the kinds of thinking offered to pupils (see my column last month), whilst upping anxiety.

Finally, a remark about the use of the term "Lamarckian," sometimes used to describe the spontaneous way of pupils' thinking described here as teleological.

It would counter tendencies toward stereotypical thinking, encourage pupils to recognize the positive importance of variability, and promote tolerant attitudes to other individuals, nationalities, cultures, and creeds.

He told me a story he'd heard about a teacher "somewhere in Bergen County" who'd tricked his pupils into thinking he lived in the classroom closet.

"Some talented pupils are thinking  about modern foreign languages:  'It's a bit too risky – I'm not going to be assessed properly – I'd rather try something else'.

In a wide-ranging interview, Mr Little also said he was "exasperated" by England's exam system and that learning subjects in "silos" prevented pupils from thinking laterally.