noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a prospective student/pupil
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The college will be holding an open day for prospective students.
day pupil
disruptive pupils
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ways to handle disruptive pupils
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
black
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There was a parallel feeling amongst the black pupils that they were under surveillance.
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She could see her own face reflected in little in the black pupils of his subaqueous eyes.
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If a black pupil comes to see her a few times she automatically labels them as troublemakers.
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Underachievement, however, means something rather different when the focus of educational concern is black pupils .
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Nationally, 8% of black pupils are excluded from schools.
disruptive
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The committee said the letters should suggest banning disruptive pupils , issuing boarding passes and asking the school to consider providing supervision.
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I wish to tackle three major issues which have influenced this changing philosophy and relate it directly to disruptive pupils .
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It seems appropriate therefore that disruptive pupils have full access to the curriculum which requires that schools acknowledge this in their planning.
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The move towards in-class support is equally valid for disruptive pupils .
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Mr Clarke also stressed the role of schools in combating juvenile crime and demanded more effective treatment of disruptive pupils .
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We need to provide an educational service that does not promote disruptive pupils nor reject disruptive pupils.
handicapped
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The incidents related in her story, however, are drawn from actual experiences of visually handicapped pupils .
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Ways in which mobility can be made easier for visually handicapped pupils are discussed in the section on mobility in Chapter 6.
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Specialised equipment and materials required for visually handicapped pupils can pose a storage problem.
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The skilful use of a piece of interesting technology by a visually handicapped pupil can become a source of pride rather than embarrassment.
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There are some practical considerations that must be faced in terms of support for visually handicapped pupils who are being educated in resource situations.
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In addition there were another 550 schools for physically handicapped pupils which would include some mentally handicapped pupils who are also physically handicapped.
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Teachers can be made aware of the real challenges that visually handicapped pupils have to face.
individual
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Sarah is completely focused on the needs of individual pupils instead of being centred on a particular area.
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This section too starts with a premise, which is that individual pupils are active participants in their own education.
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Being a school photographer means being employed by a firm that contracts to do school / class / individual pupil photographs.
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The good restricted professional is sensitive to the development of individual pupils , an inventive teacher and a skilful class-manager.
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Funding based on age-related pupil numbers may not run to small groups and bespoke programmes for individual pupils.
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In this way they will be able to meet the needs of individual pupils in a more effective manner.
old
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It was an old pupil , William Byrd, who introduced the game to Virginia in 1709.
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Read in studio A grammar school headmaster has been cleared of assaulting a twelve year old girl pupil .
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Problem-solving activities Problem solving is a strategy that has proved useful, especially with older pupils at Key Stages 3 and 4.
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Read in studio Parents say they're furious over a school's decision to allow its older pupils to smoke.
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On one memorable occasion, she thinks to communicate her feelings about Catholic beliefs to some of her older pupils .
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For older pupils , theatre in education workshops may be more appropriate.
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Specialist subject courses for teachers of older primary pupils .
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Contact lenses, now sometimes used with very young children as well as older pupils , provide optical correction in another form.
other
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On a school outing he, and some other pupils , were involved in shoplifting.
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Groups may need to present and share their findings with other pupils .
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When all of the bells had been rung I started to make the other pupils do chairs.
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The teacher has a role in encouraging the pupil to use the aid and in reducing teasing by other pupils.
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Some had perhaps over-emphasised the needs of the Sixth Form at the expense of other pupils .
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Within that time, candidates are encouraged to seek help and discuss the work with other pupils or teachers.
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They said he was disturbing the other pupils .
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She made friends with the teachers as well as the other pupils .
primary
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Teacher and pupil , even primary school pupil, were equal partners in this joint exploration.
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The differences were also evident in the age range of primary school pupils .
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In the white sector, 94 percent of primary school pupils were aged twelve or below.
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In Ovamboland 60 percent of primary pupils were aged fifteen or above.
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With primary pupils you get a lot of really complicated questions, and sometimes really good ones too.
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Cheltzie Hentz is taking legal action against two fellow primary school pupils after they swore at her on a bus.
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The study set out to look at responses of Primary 7 pupils to simple addition problems.
secondary
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Drug dealers elicited sympathy from secondary school pupils , who laughed at the suggestion of reporting them to the police.
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A large majority of secondary school pupils have been shown to suffer from such misconceptions.
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About one-eighth of secondary pupils in Northern Ireland attend grammar secondary schools, the remainder attending secondary intermediate schools.
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Many secondary pupils are likely to be more aware than younger children of their cultural and religious frames of reference.
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Similar but slightly larger amounts are allocated in the same way for secondary pupils .
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The Headmaster in an interview said rather surprisingly that he considered this a greater handicap than any actual malnutrition among secondary pupils .
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There is a Junior Competitive Festival in January, specifically for primary and younger secondary pupils .
■ NOUN
school
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Teacher and pupil , even primary school pupil, were equal partners in this joint exploration.
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The segregation of school pupils who have disabilities or learning difficulties poses this question immediately.
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The differences were also evident in the age range of primary school pupils .
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In the white sector, 94 percent of primary school pupils were aged twelve or below.
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It was aimed at the top 20% of school pupils , and again was usually taken by 15- and 16-year-olds.
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Estimates of total enrolment vary, but it seems unlikely that there were less than 100,000 Sunday school pupils by 1800.
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Secondary School pupils , especially those studying drama, are often keen to help in Primary Schools.
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The title role went to school pupil who left earlier this year.
■ VERB
allow
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This year, 631 schools allowed pupils to give up previously compulsory lessons.
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Last year, when the scheme started, 470 schools allowed 9,000 pupils to do so.
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Terms are needed to allow teachers and pupils to discuss many aspects of language.
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Terms should be introduced, as appropriate, to allow teachers and pupils to discuss the topics set out below.
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Read in studio Parents say they're furious over a school's decision to allow its older pupils to smoke.
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It encourages creativity and allows pupils to use the language they have learnt in the context of stimulating and relevant projects.
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Another approach being considered is to allow pupils to develop this information skill as they go through inquiry work.
encourage
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It encourages pupils to approach them from angles not considered by other subjects or forms of study in the curriculum.
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Traditionally it has meant some form of moral education to encourage pupils to develop attitudes of cooperation and concern for justice.
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It encourages creativity and allows pupils to use the language they have learnt in the context of stimulating and relevant projects.
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Here we need to encourage pupils to think and express themselves in vivid ways using word pictures.
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The teacher has a role in encouraging the pupil to use the aid and in reducing teasing by other pupils.
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Teachers should discuss the cogency and clarity of such documents and should encourage pupils to improve them.
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To encourage individual pupil use in their non-timetabled school day. 7.
give
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Many of these songs give opportunity for pupils to mime or perform actions while seated at their desks.
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Perhaps this inference, given its grounding in pupil , not teacher data, is a tendentious one.
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In particular, they should give pupils the opportunity to gain some experience of the works of Shakespeare.
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But they also stress that if time and attention is not given to younger pupils , the cost could be great.
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Management here is aimed at giving pupils the opportunity to develop these characteristics.
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Varied learning strategies? - a final check Are you giving your pupils varied experiences, teaching strategies and activities?
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These items only permit one example of the shape to be given by the pupil or presented in the test.
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Some schools have insufficient specialist accommodation to be able to give their pupils the basic curriculum.
help
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It is important to help pupils to appreciate that metaphors require interpretation within a background of shared ideas.
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It can help pupils appreciate each other's contribution to the work and develop their own.
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This will help pupils to develop a personal love of reading which will continue after compulsory schooling.
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The prime aim is to help the pupils .
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There are at least three strong arguments against relativism as a stance which it is important that we help pupils to understand.
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Very often it helps pupils to make the imaginative leap that is required of a historian.
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We can apply these to the purpose of religious education in this way: to help pupils 1.
involve
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Obviously the teaching of language will involve pupils in reading.
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It involved the pupils , teachers and parents of three schools - one special, one primary and one secondary school.
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All these strategies have the potential to involve all pupils in mathematical challenge, enabling them to engage in a broader curriculum.
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Later he organised two workshops which involved the pupils creating and performing some of their own stories.
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These usually involve pupils wearing historical costume and carrying out tasks of a historical nature appropriate to the site.
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These tasks involve the pupils in collecting, organizing and presenting pictures and information about their own lives.
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We agreed that all pupils from the relevant classes would be involved and no pupils with potential behaviour problems would be excluded.
learn
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During the session 1990-91, a study was made of teaching modern languages to pupils who had difficulty learning in school.
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This also develops technical skills as the pupils learn to use the microcomputer while carrying out the project.
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Without their efforts, pupils would never learn that all-important principle of science, the controlled fair test.
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In particular, pupils do not learn of the social and political implications of scientific discoveries.
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Researchers spent days sitting alongside pupils watching them learn .
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The pupils learn by trial and error, by using the programs in context.
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Teaching like this helps the pupils to learn the pattern of spelling.
provide
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The expenses incurred by the college were all incurred necessarily in order properly to provide for these pupils .
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The teacher must provide opportunities for pupils to examine the widest range of evidence, to question it and come to conclusions.
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It also provides opportunities for pupils to develop vital skills and learning strategies that can be applied across the school curriculum.
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The questions and keywords were provided by the teacher pupils in the early stages of this unit.
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When linked to the attainment of specific learning outcomes it can provide pupils with a positive stimulus and aid to learning.
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To provide an opportunity for pupils to use and extend inquiry and communication skills developed in class work. 3.
teach
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Known for his quirky sayings, Kahn taught his pupils always to ask the building what it wanted to be.
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Every master directly addressed only some ten or so assistants, who in turn taught the pupils .
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Our research was on teaching pupils practical skills in Biology and Physics.
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Certainly, more science teachers would be needed, yet even if that were possible where on earth would they teach their pupils ?
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A boxing instructor may teach his pupil to strike him in a given way by acting as if hurt.
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It was customary in those days for the ablest students to be given some responsibility for teaching the younger pupils .
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He taught two pupils from Magdalene.
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After just 12 months' training, they will be able to teach nursery and infant pupils .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
an apt pupil/student
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But once at university I was an apt student.
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With every move she gave a little gasp, as her body, previous experience or not, proved an apt pupil.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The new law reduces the number of pupils per class in the first four years of schooling.
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The school has over 700 pupils.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Many teachers express concern that even their more able pupils do not fulfil their potential in the subject.
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The 20 pupils attending the meetings are ages 5-12.
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The instructors walk around with weapons on their belts and constantly remind their pupils to don their ear protectors.
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The specialist teacher may find that some visually handicapped pupils require direct support teaching sessions.
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Thus, although these pupils generally have difficulty with reading, this does not mean that written tests should be ruled out.
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What this criticism draws attention to is the bitter truth about teachers' exclusive concentration upon creativity with working-class pupils.