misgiving
Misgiving
"The teacher was very straightforward with the student, telling her that she should probably drop out of the AP class because she was failing." I think you can use it like that in a sentence.
Probably not the State Board - altho you should be able to bring suit against the teacher and the local school administration.
Farwell speech to the teacher from a student
Both because a teacher cannot teach without a student and a student cannot learn without a teacher.
If a student responds to a teacher defiantly, it means that the student is being stubborn and talking back at the teacher who is suppose to be teaching his/her student.
The student teacher ratio is 11:1.
In the principle's mind: Student is Tabula Rasa. Teacher is there to fill the empty space. Time goes by. Exams arrive. Student does badly. Teacher has failed to teach. Normally this isn't a problem on its own as some students are just too dense/disinterested to be taught, but if multiple students are all doing badly, it's often (not always) a sign that the teacher cannot interest them enough in the subject for them to learn. Especially in a private school, it's easier to kick out and replace one "failing" teacher than it is to kick out and replace multiple paying students(/customers.)
Either the teacher or the student has broken the camera.
what is the maxiumum student to teacher ratio in kindergarten?
The ratio of student and teacher ratios in ucla must be done as follows .First find out the number of Student in ucla.Then , find out the number of teacher in ucla.The, divide the number of Student and the number of teacher.
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