Yet, astonishingly, her young pupils adore her.
Ms. Johnson told her young pupils how to tell stories through movement.
The photographs capture children, from young pupils to teenagers, momentarily diverted from their activities.
One day she notices something curious about one of her young pupils.
"They're like sponges," said Mary Lynn Pearlman, a kindergarten teacher here, speaking of her young pupils.
We want to promote music to young pupils who have talent but who have never had a chance.
Though authoritative with her young pupils and with her own children, my mother was not a confident or worldly woman.
He too noted a difference between the effect on young pupils (0.15, minuscule) and older children (0.64, significant).
It in turn resonates with some of the young pupils I work with – not all, but some.
I used to agree with her, because if you call something a "test", that does indeed put pressure on young pupils.
Qureshi began reading a page of Malala's diary to her young pupils every day in her class, and encouraged them to begin writing their own.
