Sentences with phrase «ever known students»

Have you ever known students and or parents to request a certain teacher over the others?

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If Facebook was ever that way, it was a long time ago when only a few Harvard students knew what it was, but even then Mark Zuckerberg was referring to fellow - students as «dumb fucks» for being so naïve.
«I know you've been through a lot — most of you have been through a lot more than you ever thought possible,» Mr. Trump said, seated in a circle with students and parents.
Perhaps it is time to take hold of what is true, be a student and learn, sincerely look for it, and HE, whom ever you choose to call HIM, will make himself known to you.
The first jew I ever knew, and I hardly knew him, was a student at a high school I attended.
If that professor is still around, I'd love to know what he must be thinking about that student who seemed to know more about how to get people to talk about «God» than he ever did.
My friends and i go to a christian church and some of the Muslim students have gone with us just to see and learn for them selves what it is like instead of going off rumors and here say... Unless you have experiences something on your own you have no right to talk smack about it... The reason the world is the way it is is because people are to stuck up THEIR butts and THEIR way, to even try and become educated about anything else... im not saying convert or change your ways... But be educated about something before you talk because if your not you really look like a fool... ever religion, race, culture,... they have their good people and they have their bad people and you CAN NOT judge a whole race, religion, culture... off one group... that just being single minded!!!
Above all, faculty members, no matter how competent and distinguished, need to guard against the ever present temptation to set themselves up as ultimate arbiters in their special fields, thus stifling any efforts by their students to become truly critical and original.
The emphasis was on getting students to read, often for the first time, stories they thought they knew without ever having read them.
This way, no student will can ever say he didn't know what was due when, etc..
«No matter how much variety you have, it's not going to ever be enough for students,» he says.
All good students of the game know you do not run on the Bearcats, because they laugh if you try it and steal your passes; nor do you pressure Cincinnati, because the Cincinnati press sticks three ways faster, including under water; and you do not play slow and careful against Cincinnati, because this is Cincinnati's specialty and what is the use of being the first basketball team ever held scoreless?
«We know that there are more student athletes participating in sports than ever before,» says Jason Genin, DO, a sports and orthopaedic medicine specialist with Cleveland Clinic Sports Health.
Walter Bagehot was until recently best known as the author of The English Constitution, essential reading for students of government and politics ever since its publication in 1867.
Any researcher or graduate student who has ever performed a lab experiment knows that achieving an accurate, reproducible result is often less of a science and more of an art — and certainly much more complex than some scant «methods» sections would lead one to believe.
Smelling his fear, everyone in the class acted like the typical high school students that knew more than everyone else in the world (let me tell you when I was 18, I was the smartest I will ever be in my entire lifetime.
I found it at a local shop that I didn't even know existed until my favorite student ever (seriously, if you haven't already, go read about him) told me about it.
Hands down, the worst dating profile I've ever read was written by a law student who thought he knew the way to impress a woman.
Hands down, the worst dating profile I've ever read was written by a law student who thought he knew the way to impress a...
Todd McCarthy, THR: «Anyone who's ever had a high school or college teacher make it a point to manipulate or mess with students» lives will no doubt have relatable, and possibly painful, memories revived by this vivid portrait of a...
Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys) is no longer a K.G.B. operative, but his wife Elizabeth (Keri Russell) is as deeply involved in undercover work as ever, and is now also mentoring their college - student daughter Paige (Holly Taylor) as a K.G.B. spy.
Fletcher's excessive investment in his students» perfection is both his greatest strength and greatest weakness — an ambivalence that's held beautifully in tension by Simmons» muscular performance (literally and figuratively muscular — who ever knew Spider - Man's J. Jonah Jameson could be this cut?).
Adopting what are becoming tried - and - true blended - learning models (yes, I know it still may be too soon to use that phrase for blended learning, but I just did it) to individualize learning for students and improve teachers» lives is better than remaining stuck in a failed factory - based model of schooling, even if the model is not the most innovative thing ever that pushes the blended - learning field forward for students.
Whether the students ever become professional filmmakers, it's their teachers» hope that they'll be able to look back to the class and think, «That's when I knew I was a storyteller.»
Next, ask the students whether they have ever known anyone who didn't share with them and how it made them feel.
Naomi even used the «a-word», saying she felt more accountable than ever now that she knew exactly how much or how little her students were learning.
It is really critical that students are quite literate, I would venture to say that it's probably more critical in the 21st Century than it ever has been, because there's so much information available so easily and anybody can put anything on the internet, we all know that, anybody can put anything on the internet, it doesn't have to be true or not, nobody necessarily factchecks things, [so we need] students to be able to read things and read things intelligently enough to know whether they're true or not.
We found that being reasonably clear about what a student should know and be able to do as a matter of habit led to an ever narrower and deeper program.
Here's the problem; when students become employees they will rarely if ever be asked to answer a question that has a factual answer, because the answer is objective and already known; why pay someone to only know established facts?
I recently had students fail at colliding two rockets, but they admitted to knowing more about calculus, rockets and trajectories than they ever would have learned by staying in the classroom.
The unpredictable context requires a paradigm switch so that the goal of education is no longer to impart information but to teach students to navigate an ever - changing world.
If we hope to construct enduring understanding in our students, it's critical that, now more than ever, we know their strengths and interests.
As a teacher you are a source of fascination for students who only ever know you in your teacher role.
He eventually left the school, much as hundreds of students do each year, just disappearing into the ether without our ever knowing where they wound up.
When 83 % of all teachers are white (non-Hispanic) with an ever - increasing student body of color, we can no longer stand by and expect the race discussion to solve itself.
As our nation's students become ever more diverse, it is increasingly important that we consider how we nurture future generations of teachers to know and serve these youth.
It's for these two reasons I gave up teaching to pursue the creation of Show My Homework which I knew could impact more students than I was ever able to as a stretched Assistant Head.
College and High - Tech - Workplace Prep: In our world and our workplaces, which are constantly shape - shifting due to new technologies, these are no longer mutually exclusive (if they ever were), and the majority of students need the skills required to succeed in both arenas.
And if these students are to ever successfully return to their home country or relocate to a third, they must know how to solve conflicts and how to lead.
Thanks to advances in technology and accountability requirements in the federal No Child Left Behind Act, many schools have more student - performance data at their disposal than ever before.
-LSB-...] chunks; you'll never hear «I don't know what to do» ever again from any of your students!
We also know more now than ever about how the brain functions, what kinds of learning environments work best for individual students, and how non-cognitive attributes can determine a student's trajectory in life.
Our teachers worked hard and loved their students, but I don't think they gave much thought to the inequity of our system because it was all they ever knew
With frequent collaboration and feedback, participants will know what works, and what needs work, before ever meeting their students.
We know that our students are spending more time taking State tests than ever before.
Teachers have to help students see how the structure fits together so no lesson should ever be isolated from the others.
How can we expect to hold teachers accountable for teaching students to read when we don't know why some youngsters teach themselves before they ever start school and others never learn to read well until they are eight or so?
Anyone who has ever taught, at any level, but especially with younger children, knows how frequently illnesses race through a school — students, teachers, and staff alike.
The Common Core State Standards Initiative is the largest - ever attempt in the United States to set unified expectations for what students in kindergarten through 12th grade should know and be able to do in each grade in preparation for college and the workforce.
«Students and families don't have confidence in Smarter Balanced because it's so new, and I don't know if it will ever happen,» said Jay Mathisen, deputy superintendent at Bend - La Pine, the state's fifth - largest district as of this year.
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