pupils under invigilation
I like earnest pupils.
The pupils drifted into class.
The pupils ware dismissed from school.
Proud to be Heng Ee pupils.
The regulations do not extend to pupils.
This is "cheating pupils", he said.
The pupils replied in one voice.
The pupils are now working in the field.
I feel for the parents of the other pupils.
After two months 'holiday pupils have started a new term.
All pupils show performances to teachers in the hall. Pupils present a lot of flowers to teachers.
They are the pupils of Class Three, Grade Two.
Why is public education failing to teach its pupils adequately?
The most interesting thing is that teachers acting as pupils have a lesson with senior pupils acting as teachers.
OBJECTIVE to investigate pupils myopia rate and major risk factors in Weinan, and provide the basis to prevent pupils myopia as earlier as possible.
Objective To know the situation and influencing factors of the pupils' first smoking at Changning District, and to provide basis for pupils' anti-smoking strategies.
The sense of team satisfaction was significantly correlated with the pupils' achievements, But it had no noticeable effect on the pupils' achievement.
The special invited specialized teacher coach pupils write the mountain sea travel notes, the poetry document.
Rich pupils get good private education; poor ones are condemned to underfunded, dilapidated state-funded schools.
In the town of Hanwang a middle school had collapsed, trapping and killing hundreds of pupils.
At the end of every term a schoolmaster reports on each of his pupils.
The head teacher worked excessively hard for the pupils, and fell ill.
More than $30,000 was raised by the school, teachers and pupils to improve the basic facilities of the school.
Results showed that the speeds and spans of mental addition of the pupils increased with the growth of subject's grades .
This series is customised for SJK(C) pupils to familiarise them with the basic rules of English grammar.
At Mr Abe's urging, a new education law passed in December requires schools to teach pupils about patriotism.
Werewolves can be easily distinguished from regular wolves by several small distinguishing characteristics, such as the pupils of the eyes, the snout shape, and the tufted tail.
The use of mobile phones and portable videogames machines is prohibited in most schools and some do not allow pupils to bring them through the gates.
He spoke as delegates said that "parental paranoia" over testing was putting pupils as young as four under unreasonable pressure from the moment they started school.
But now I am able to let the pupils know about Chinese culture, very active and they want to express themselves.
Abstract : Based on the Extended Nijboer-Zernike theory, the effect of different amplitudes for exit pupils on the image intensity in the focal plane was analyzed.
The homework load of Spanish children has long been a sore point with some parents, who argue that the burden is too great, places too much pressure on pupils and eats into family time.
Teachers often teach us that from the time we were pupils, we should have the ambition to rise to the summit of science without fear of difficulties and dangers.
We start teaching the sounds of the alphabet to pupils unable to speak English from the very first day they set foot in the classroom, no matter how few English words they know.
The survey, undertaken by AQA exam board, found that on average the most successful pupils' heart beat reached a level that was 23.9 beats per minute (bpm) faster than normal.
Like everyone in Juba, Mr Venisto has to survive on his wits rather than money, trying to instruct more than 2, 980 pupils with just 51 teachers, all of them new to the job.
