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He said at his school, sixth form teachers looked at pupils' personal statements in their "breaks and rare free periods", while he knew of private schools where senior members of staff were taken off the time table "to do nothing else" but help students polish up their forms.
He constructs an artificial time table to excite the adrenalin and suddenly we feel we have no choice but to act.
The plaque on the right is an equation of time table to correct for the time differences caused by the axial tilt of the Earth as well as its orbital eccentricity.
Today, we need President Obama to give hope to the tens millions of Americans who through no fault of their own have fallen into poverty during the worst economic period since the Great Depression by offering a road map with a time table to cut poverty dramatically.
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These tests surprisingly revealed the 11 times table to be the most difficult, with one-in-five making basic errors.
The new curriculum states that nine-year-olds must be taught times tables to 12, with more emphasis on the skills of mathematical modelling and problem-solving.
Even if every pupil in the state system turned up on time, never missed a day, learned to recite her times-tables to 12, aced every standardised test, and devoted herself to reading upright classics that would delight an anxious Victorian middle-class striver, they will not become educated.
Mrs. Foxman, who knows the older brothers and sisters of many of her students, could tell Mr. Plaks something about the craft of teaching; Mr. Plaks, a musician who drills third graders in the times tables to the beat of blues, reggae and the macarena, could show her some of the ways he cultivates a visceral connection to his students.
Set a time-table to keep your readers engaged.
