After she dies, we'll share the school.

I am one of her teaching gestures.

He went in to check on her for school, and he got very excited.

Sharing something she had learned, felt. Teaching.

She was part of a study at Rutgers University.

Most of them have little education and have not completed the secondary level and many of them have not even completed their primary education.

She stayed at the top of her class through elementary school, middle school, and then in high school, she scored brilliantly on the national examinations so that she became the first person in her village, ever, to come to the United States on scholarship.

And I think part of the reason she didn't want to build models was, she wasn't a chemist, whereas Pauling was a chemist.

She likes her school a lot.

She learns.

And I don't mean that they drop out of school in the third or fourth grade they don't go.

She'd just been involved in an episode where a parent had threatened to sue the school because she lowered the grade of the student by 10 percent when he turned the paper in late.

Let me keep her to what she's learned and she'll go on learning.

She's going off to school.

She takes that from me.

The pupils complained about her.

She won't starve, she'll learn.

She had studied science and mathematics in Arabic.

Diana Laufenberg shares 3 surprising things she has learned about teaching including a key insight about learning from mistakes.

And she doesn't want me to come and visit.

Lastly, she was interested in the fact that most girls were enrolled in the State schools, most of which were co educational, but a study had shown that co education seemed to have a negative effect on their school results and on their gender attitudes and self image.

She reiterates that her academic qualifications were far superior to those of S.L. (master s degree as compared with a bachelor apos s degree).

She can read up to gah, nah, dah, lah, mah, bah, sah.

They learn much faster.

She pretended to be a student.

He hates maths the most.

She studies Chinese too.

She learns Chinese too.

Could she board?

Chako, her classmate

She was a pupil.

She is a student...

So I assigned her list after list, and one day I assigned the list 10 Things I Should Have Learned by Now.

She loved it, but she was too detached.

She wants to be a writer. I'd like her in college.

And she nearly had a fit because Christine is a professor at one of L.A.'s major art colleges, CalArts, and she knew exactly what it meant to fill a 3,000 square foot gallery.

She's working her way through college.

She brought students in to solve problems.

I was helping her pay her tuition.

She plays tennis after school.

She is seldom late for school.

She is busy learning English.

She is never late for school.

She studied English in the morning.

She was a genius in mathematics.