Sentences with phrase «worried about his classmates»

I wasn't worried about his classmates.

If a student is worried about a classmate saying something mean or trying to fight with them, learning is not going to happen.

You may find your teen overthinking his or her actions or appearance because he or she worries about classmates» opinions.

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Children's worries about their peer relationships rank high — they worry about being rejected or excluded by their classmates, and they worry that their close friends will betray them.

Young grade - schoolers often worry about school, getting along with classmates, and pleasing their parents.

Mom, Jodi Chen worried about Emma's ability to form close friendships with her new classmates (what parent wouldn't worry?)

Lack of classroom confidence stems from students doubting what they know, or worrying about making a mistake in front of their classmates.

They don't have to worry about competing with their online classmates.

The major reason, says Susan Sears, assistant professor of human resources education at the university, is that students worry about pleasing both the teacher and their classmates when giving oral presentations.

Imagine being afraid to rummage in your backpack on a crowded bus, or worrying about how to explain your holidays to your classmates, or wondering if your friends are whispering about your head scarf — and then imagine trying to keep your focus on your schoolwork.

I constantly worry about his academic needs — the school's curriculum, the lack of accountability within the classrooms, the poor quality of his teachers and the ongoing need for additional instruction time for his struggling classmates.

Civil rights groups also have raised questions about Obama's proposals, worried that stepping away from No Child Left Behind will ease pressure on states to help poor children perform as well as their wealthier classmates.

It's possible to get a well - written paper from scratch and not have to worry about it resembling your classmate's work.

So throw away all the worries about what your classmates or batchmates are going to say if you will take help from the experts.

Children's worries about their peer relationships rank high — they worry about being rejected or excluded by their classmates, and they worry that their close friends will betray them.

I'm not entirely sure how her female classmates are going to respond to the terror theme, but at least I don't have to worry about the AWOL Hawaiian chick anymore.