Sentences with phrase «by pupils»

According to the category, there are different problems faced by pupils in the process of getting the education.

That is why the progress made by pupils at free schools tends to be great — individual pupils receive a great deal of attention.

At the event itself, pupils spent time in small groups discussing and assessing collections of poems completed by pupils from the opposite school, eventually selecting a winner for the final round.

The progress check is to be taken by all pupils who fail to achieve the expected standard at the end of key Stage 2.

At that time, ministers said they wanted the tests to be sat by pupils at the end of year 6.

A display of work created by the pupils is put on show and attendance certificates and special prizes are awarded to recognise significant achievement as the pupils «graduate».

The effects will be felt in school by pupils and teachers alike, and the memories will last a lifetime.

It explains some of the key interventions and approaches and it also offers suggestions for dealing with challenging behaviour displayed by pupils with autism.

All the chosen flags were designed by pupils aged 7 — 11 years.

On the whole, it is hugely enjoyed by the pupils, despite the lack of resources for teaching or for training teachers.

The next models increase in the complexity of work to be done by pupils.

The school also holds an annual musical showcase, demonstrating the talent and hard work shown by pupils across the board.

They capture the achievement of disadvantaged pupils covered by the pupil premium.

Plenty of teachers strive to do right by all their pupils.

By playtime the canvas of whole school contributions was complete and could be seen by pupils as they walked out to play.

There have been longstanding questions about the impact of private tuition on exam results - and about the advantages gained by pupils whose parents can afford extra lessons.

All too often, digital work is carried out by pupils only to be left to sit on a server with no teacher assessment.

15 % say they have received threats of physical violence by pupils.

Here is one of the treasure hunt cards requiring remainder to be found, again this was originally poorly answered by my pupils despite it being on one of the calculator papers.

Sometimes, seemingly innocent or allegedly private content can cause severe harm to public opinion and estimation, especially if it is discovered by pupils.

But the type of praise that is received by a pupil can hinder their ability to progress.

Among the largest 15 private schools by pupil numbers, the pay gap ranged from 54 per cent in favour of men to 25 per cent in favour of women.

All switches have been coded green or red by the pupils so that everyone knows which ones they can switch off.

The teachers were inspired by research that shows that immersion in a second language can accelerate learning by the pupils who typically struggle the most.

As a professor, he was beloved by his pupils, many of whom themselves became professors of biology around the world.

These are content heavy and have been really appreciated by my pupils.

I see this being used in class very cleverly and far more often by pupils and staff.

But for clothes that are worn five days a week by pupils across the country, it is important to combine these details to get the best out of your uniform.

The importance of gardening and sustainable drainage systems, was digested by the pupils amazingly.

An interesting feature of this school is a pet zoo, which is minded by the pupils, along the west side of the school yard.

To improve it, the questions could be linked to data that could be collected by the pupils, setting up group projects for the handling data modules.

This quiz can be used at the end of term / end of school year, or as a charity event run by pupils for pupils.

The risk of presenting scripts by pupils at different ages is that it leads us to assume that pupils will automatically improve just by getting older.

Who is in charge of checking these charitable trusts aren't cooking the books and doing badly by their pupils?

The whole point of a national formula is that block funding is determined by pupil factors and numbers.

This focuses on the progress made by pupils rather than their absolute levels of attainment, and includes pupils across the attainment spectrum.

Of course, a change in lighting can also affect your cat's pupil size, so don't go by pupil size alone when determining if your cat's insecure.

A full answer key is included for each test and can be used by pupils to self - mark.

Exam boards will wait until the exam has been taken by pupils and will then compare their performance with previous tests before setting the grade boundaries.

The new measure values the progress made by all pupils and means every child's achievement will impact on a school's overall score.

Also demonstrated on the poster is a simple idea of attaching an envelope to hold any flash cards created by pupils, another on the spot testing or interactive element to the revision.

We've worked with schools with no budget, using older furniture in a new and creative way, to those raising thousands of pounds for a full overhaul designed by their pupils.

It is being used in British schools by pupils and teachers to create calm classrooms, reduce stress around exams and foster creativity.