Sentence examples for work pupils from inspiring English sources

'Instead of being told what they had to do and being evaluated on their work, pupils would do the instructing,' say the Sorrells.

And if, in order for this policy to work, pupils are going to have to be taught these languages by people who haven't actually learned them themselves, then that's all just part of the fun, isn't it?

What we're really talking about here is not exactly failure, which does always hurt a little, but resilience, and robustness: taking the risk, then learning from it when it doesn't work; pupils becoming "expert learners, not experts".

While there is "almost universal approval" for primary language teaching, secondaries are "generally unclear" about how to ensure good progression on language work pupils had done at primary school.

I'm not sure about that - at one excellent secondary school I visited recently, ICT teachers appeared confused when I asked about computing and pointed me towards the work pupils were doing learning how to use PowerPoint.

With the hardest working pupils and with the chair throwers, sustained, consistent relationships work.

The trust's chief executive, Lee Elliot Major, told me last week: "We think it has to be about convincing good teachers to teach and stay in the areas with the highest concentrations of white working pupils, plus investment in programmes to engage pupils and parents outside the school to improve cultural capital and attitudes to education".

Teachers dominate all classroom activities, providing few opportunities for group work and pupil-pupil interaction.

King was an eager teenager when she went to three-times Badminton winner Sheila Willcox as a working pupil and she remains as keen as ever as a 47-year-old.

As a result, Edozie says Iroko has been inundated with requests from schools to work with pupils.

It's my experience that when this approach is made to work, all pupils receive an inclusive and rigorous education.