Sentences with phrase «student walks the halls»

Without the students walking the halls and milling about and the sounds of their conversations, Hogwarts comes across as desolate and somewhat creepy.

Last week: The Marjory Stoneman Douglas students walking the halls of Florida's Capitol are an inspiration.

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When most students are busy sun bathing, breaking out the bikinis, and reveling in the lovely spring weather, we were busy putting on our heaviest winter gear, wiping out on black ice, and freezing our butts off braving the long walk to lecture halls.

The traditional halls have the advantage of proximity to the lecture halls, which enables students to walk to lecture halls and library, whereas most of the private hostels are far from campus so students incur additional transportation cost.

«No longer can I walk the halls I walked millions of times before without fear and sadness,» Stoneman Douglas student Florence Yared told the massive crowd gathered on the grounds of Tallahassee's Old Capitol Building.

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Astrophysics professor Duncan Lorimer was sitting at his desk in Hodges Hall at West Virginia University in early 2007 when one of his undergraduate students walked in.

When they see somebody who had a bad attitude or was a discipline problem, when they see a student like that walk the hall, they say, «If they can do it, I can do it.»

If a student is caught running in the halls, he or she may need to practice walking in the halls during recess for a few days.

Walking through our halls, several classrooms styles are observed: traditional, students gathered around tables, desks forming a large circle, and desks in clumps.

I expect my students to stay in a quiet straight line when I walk with them down the hall.

«Greet students at the door, wander the halls, poke your head in on the classes, walk out to the busses»

At the heart of the issue is what Weissbourd calls a «rhetoric reality gap,» where a school's mission states that it is a caring environment and the school adopts an antibullying curriculum, but a walk down the hall reveals a different story: a student saying, «That's so gay.»

I love walking the halls of the school and speaking to current and former students in Spanish.

There are no hall passes; when students need a break, they walk away.

«These kids are like my flesh and blood, and I would do anything for them,» says Litt, who walks the halls of his schools reminding students with motherly consternation to take off their warm coats, tie their shoes, and not to come to school without socks to avoid blisters.

As principals walk the halls of their buildings, they might see one teacher using an interactive whiteboard to teach critical math concepts to students.

I used this in the sports hall so the students had lots of space to walk around but could be used in the classroom.

Student learning, academic rigor, the sense of pride in athletic teams, as well as thriving clubs and activities, were evident in student conversations, in displays of student work, in daily announcements, but most importantly in the hearts of the young men and women who walk theStudent learning, academic rigor, the sense of pride in athletic teams, as well as thriving clubs and activities, were evident in student conversations, in displays of student work, in daily announcements, but most importantly in the hearts of the young men and women who walk thestudent conversations, in displays of student work, in daily announcements, but most importantly in the hearts of the young men and women who walk thestudent work, in daily announcements, but most importantly in the hearts of the young men and women who walk the halls.

If we believe that schools are shaping students for their eventual full - fledged roles as American citizens, then school discipline policies and classroom management practices should be about far more than shushing kids and keeping them in straight lines as they walk through the halls.

He can be seen walking the halls, quizzing students - «What does «inference» mean?»

For instance, if you want students to walk quietly in the halls during passing times, develop lesson plans and teach them exactly how you expect them to behave.

In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, over 2,000 students walked out of school and demonstrated at City Hall to demand increased school funding, convincing city council to give an extra $ 15 million to the schools.

«Tough love» was also required to teach students who repeatedly violated uniform, lunchroom or hall walking policies.

(The school said that there's not an explicit policy banning students from touching one another, but because students are required to walk in a line and refrain from talking in halls, that bumping another student could lead to a demerit.)

From the visit, I had an inspirational experience, with knowing that staff members do care about their students future, as I walked through observing each classroom it not only showed student were very attentive but also classroom ratio was 16 - 18 students per room hallways were free of students roaming the halls.

Students walk down the halls at Indian Hills Middle School.

A student walking through the halls of Holland Christian High School in Holland, Mich., which Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, once attended.

Many Boca Raton students went to great lengths to march to City Hall, some of them walking more than 10 miles in South Florida's mid-afternoon heat.

Walking through schools in which students wander the halls and teachers have given up teaching, it is not hard to understand the desire of policymakers to shut these schools down.

Thirty - three years later, in 2000, thousands of students again walked out, this time rallying at City Hall and marching to the state education agency.

A Patterson staffer observed that teachers often must remind students to look up from the books they're reading while they walk through the school's halls.

When we walk through the halls of urban schools, we are often drawn into classrooms by the sound of students composing new songs or the sight of students collaborating on design projects.

Sharon then suggested that they get a harness so that the student could walk Rose down the hall to see if that might calm him down.

On the very fist try, the student walked down the hall with Rose without any problems, and a bond was formed.

Despite employing a relatively small percentage of practicing lawyers, «BigLaw» looms large in the popular imagination — and in the minds of incoming law students who aspire to walk its prestigious (and highly - paid) halls.

Having once walked those halls, Porter said he couldn't imagine what the current students might be feeling.

I saw a student walking down the hall wearing acid jeans before Christmas break.