Sentences with phrase «encourage more pupils»

Universities are being sought by the government to open specialist post-16 free schools to encourage more pupils to study maths at A-level.

The government has doubled the amount of money on offer to schools that encourage more pupils to study maths at A-level.

«It will enable them to hire qualified sports coaches, provide existing staff with training or resources and introduce new sports and activities that encourage more pupils to be healthy and active.»

Valuable feedback Back in school, find out what pupils really think about school food — you may find there are some simple changes you could make straight away that encourage more pupils to give free school meals a try.

With a wider range of choice, this can encourage more pupils to take up sport.

«We want to encourage more pupils to study this new high - quality course.

Not only is outdoor gym equipment for schools a fantastic way to encourage more pupils to improve their fitness at schools, it is also a great way to introduce pupils to a fit and healthy lifestyle.

Other aims include providing strong teenage role models, including female science students and encouraging more pupils, especially girls, to opt for science.

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Even when children find it hard to open up, Ms Mandell says schools can do more to encourage pupils to seek help.

The Cambridge University research for the NUT found a «noticeable change in the climate of schooling» as some teachers offered incentives such as snacks or «credits» towards a day off school in a bid to encourage unruly pupils to pay more attention in the classroom.

Sarah Shergill also won a grant of # 3,280 for her «Making Maths Heroes» programme to help encourage pupils with a fear of making mistakes in maths, to be more courageous risk - takers through innovative maths teaching.

Dyslexia friendly classrooms As part of the mission to achieve «dyslexia friendly» classrooms, the BDA runs a certification scheme, the Dyslexia Friendly Quality Mark, which encourages schools to make themselves more responsive to the needs of dyslexic pupils; the BDA's training courses can form a part of the process for achieving this status.

Oxfam's «Sow the Seed» resource encourages active global citizenship, helping pupils to understand more about the issue and inspiring them to take...

Plans will be put in place to encourage pupils to study more academic GCSE qualifications by using performance tables that will monitor schools who fail to enrol pupils in English baccalaureate subjects.

The walking and cycling charity found that 38 per cent of pupils surveyed believe that encouraging more people to cycle or walk to school is key in helping to reduce levels of air pollution.

Oxfam's «Sow the Seed» resources encourage active global citizenship, helping pupils to understand more about climate change and inspiring them to take action.

Oxfam's «Sow the Seed» resources encourage active global citizenship, helping pupils to understand more about climate change and inspiring them to...

The money will also allow schools to run more sports competitions, partner with other schools to run sports activities and clubs and encourage pupils to take on leadership or volunteer roles that support sport and physical activity within a school.

More able / Older pupils may be encouraged to record in writing using high level persuasive language.

Pupils are encouraged to express their opinions and think more deeply about the story.

Dyslexia friendly classrooms As part of the mission to achieve «dyslexia friendly» classrooms, the BDA run a certification scheme, the Dyslexia Friendly Quality Mark, which encourages schools to make themselves more responsive to the needs of dyslexic pupils; the BDA's training courses can form a part of the process for achieving this status.

The Sow the Seed resource encourages active global citizenship, helping pupils to understand more about the issue and inspiring them to take action.

• Encourages more abled pupils to remember extra facts and figures to support arguments and quote more examples.

A few images of the WEEE man at the Eden Project plus a couple of basic questions to encourage pupils to look more closely.

There are many opportunities for class discussions and pupils are encouraged to debate, to express their own opinions and to think more deeply about this topic.

Concerned more with inclusiveness, validation, and graduation than with college preparedness, administrators encourage teachers to, for instance, consider pupil effort in their grading, and push students to take advanced courses for which they have the ambition but not the readiness.

To help you out, we've selected some of our favourite resources, that will give you the tools to tackle more challenging behaviour while encouraging pupils to take responsibility for their actions.

Pupils are encouraged to debate, to express their own opinions and to think more deeply about this topic.

Pupils are also encouraged to debate, to express their own opinions and to think more deeply about this topic.

Lesson resources to help encourage schools, pupils and parents to become more environmentally aware.

Starter recapping jobs and encouraging pupils to give more details when talking about jobs.

Schools in the UK spend # 900 million a year on education technology and are being encouraged to use it more widely to help improve their pupils performance.

This was done by instructing the teachers to ask open questions and to encourage pupils to do more than simply stating their answer.

WeDo 2.0 supports a hands - on, minds - on learning solution, giving pupils the confidence to ask questions andfind the answers, and encourage them to discover more.

Under the new reforms grammar schools will be expected to offer lower pass marks for poorer pupils, let children sit tests in primary schools and venues near their home, and encourage more children to take the entry exams.

Initiatives like Move It Boom are a fantastic way to encourage pupils to keep active and that it's more than just the lessons that they have at school.

«Many of the spacious facilities, such as a high - spec wifi and IT system, hygiene room, food room, classrooms with independent access to the outdoor learning environment and additional spaces for working, are far more suitable to inspire, motivate and encourage our pupils to learn than what we had before.

Fantastic for encouraging pupils to think deeper, more independently and more broadly, step - by - step!

By encouraging this, it's more likely that pupils will pass on their positive feedback to their peers which will help ensure that children will utilise the space for years to come.»

A second panel with secondary school pupils gave the students» view on the issue, and examined their thoughts on how effective the current English computing curriculum is in encouraging more young people to explore digital careers.

Now I encourage pupils to design with plasticine and blue foam, to look at images from nature and biomimicry, in the hope they will design and produce something a little more Zaha Hadid than Rubik's Cube.»

The competitive nature of this activity encourages pupils to push themselves more than they would usually and I'm always pleasantly surprised at what equations they can do here.

Learning through technology also makes learning more effective as it allows pupils to learn through visual and auditory stimuli, as well as encouraging them to participate and interact with the learning content to improve retention.

As there are clear benefits to be gained to children's health, wellbeing and academic achievement from being physically active it is essential for schools to encourage their pupils to be more active and reach the minimum levels set out by the Chief Medical Officer.

Aimed at encouraging more schools to introduce their pupils to snowsports, the Snowsport England initiative will work with slopes across the country to offer taster ski and snowboard sessions at heavily discounted prices to primary and secondary schools, as well as sixth form colleges.

It is Acer's goal to help pupils learn by providing technology that encourages classroom interaction, as well as solutions that make teaching stress - free and learning more enjoyable.

Regularly, the questions that have more than one correct answer, or an unknown answer, or even no answer encourages pupils to broaden their learning in a way that opposes mechanical teaching.

Wilshaw's speech comes in the midst of a government drive to encourage pupils to study for more academic GCSE qualifications by using performance tables to punish schools that fail to enrol pupils in its English baccalaureate suite of subjects.

Pupils are encouraged to find some information in the internet, they can practise their listening and reading skills, learn more about Udo Lindenberg and his role in German music.

Would it not make more sense to encourage pupils to start thinking about correcting some of these abuses of the alphabetic principle in dictionaries, instead of spending endless effort trying to get them into their heads?