Sentence examples for to fail academically from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric of the "men's movement" suggests that schools are predominately feminine or, more pointedly, feminist places that may alienate boys and lead them to fail academically.

"Being physically in a room doesn't mean that you are learning," said Shannon May, who set up Bridge with her husband, Jay Kimmelman, after a brief stint teaching in a school in China where she became part of a system "that ensured the children were going to fail academically".

But the notion that young children fail academically because they are lazy passed out of fashion with platform shoes.

But what good does it do to raise the bar if we don't lift up our young people to be able to vault across it?" Social promotion is a policy under which students are graduated with their peers to the next grade, even if they have failed academically.

He was one of eight of my 12 friends that failed academically.

The vocational route should no longer be "seen as the track for those who have failed academically", they argue.

In over 27 years as a teacher, dean and administrator I saw many students who failed academically but blossomed when offered experiences in the arts.

Pupils are doomed to fail without enough academically able and professionally competent teachers.

And at times, the academically correct solution to a problem would have been to over-pivot, to fail fast and cut our losses.

Fail to prepare; prepare to fail.

Failing to plan is planning to fail.