Word Finder - classmates

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A student who is in the same class at school.

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Danny and I have been classmates for five years, but I've never spoken to him outside of lessons.

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(by extension) A member of a different sort of class, such as locomotives etc.

For the first time since my entrance into Radcliffe I had the opportunity to make friends with all my classmates...

During my school days I used to have some classmates from such ' noble houses ' .

Click on one of the links that read "Find classmates from..." at the bottom under "Search for People."

You'll earn money while socializing with your classmates.

Many teens choose to create homemade graduation gifts for friends and classmates graduating in the spring, rather than buying a pre-made present.

Provide class time for students to read papers or assignments submitted by classmates.

Together with the help my my classmates, I slowly regain self confidence & hope.

Children who have this problem are unable to concentrate on schoolwork and fall behind their classmates.

Peers often describe rejected classmates as disruptive, short-tempered, unattractive, and likely to brag, to start fights, and to get in trouble with the teacher.

The look is chic, fashion-forward and will definitely turn the heads of your classmates.

One of her classmates at this highly selective school was Nick Lachey from 98 Degrees.

Some programs are almost entirely interactive and require a heavy amount of computer time to communicate with classmates and professors.

Look through old yearbooks and see what former classmates and alumni have put in as their final quote.

In fact, young Shakira's voice was rejected by classmates and teachers alike.

If you're an English major, you could offer your editing services to classmates.

In addition, many private colleges take great pride in fostering a "community" atmosphere that encourages students to make friends with their classmates.

The skit could then be acted out in front of classmates to share the concept, or it could be shared with younger students as an instructional tool.

If a school-age child sucks his or her thumb and is teased by classmates, the child may wish to quit and need help either from parents or a counselor.

While the child's IQ may be in the normal range, he or she can have trouble with verbal and abstract reasoning skills and may lag behind classmates, and consequently feel as if he/she does not "fit in."

Sometimes these problems are short-lived and for some children the effects of being left out or teased by classmates are transitory.

By participating as a student council member, you have the responsibility not only to present your own ideas, but also listen to the ideas of your classmates.

After all, this is the quote that will be printed in the yearbook, and your classmates will look back at this statement when they think of you in years to come.

Wherever he finds his inspiration while shopping, it's bound to be closely linked to what his friends and classmates are wearing once he has reached a certain age.

Shy, passive children who are actively disliked and rejected by classmates often become teased and victimized.

With these procedures, all of the children in a classroom are asked to rate how much they like to play with or spend time with each of their classmates.

Children at this stage are eager to conform and are very sensitive to teasing or criticism from classmates.

Studies have found that as a group students who begin kindergarten a year late do no better or worse academically than their younger classmates.

In some cases they may express resentment toward healthy siblings or classmates.

The first area is the child's social standing in the peer group as a whole and is indicated by the child's level of social acceptance by other members in the group, usually classmates.

Several recent initiatives by the NIMH have as their goal working with the child, classmates, parents, and teachers to reduce disruptive behavior.

The NIMH study of acting out concluded that it is a multi-faceted problem involving the interactions between the child and his or her family, friends, classmates, school, and community.

The children spend time in stimulating settings where they form good habits and enjoy playing with toys and working on tasks with classmates.

Anxiety, restlessness, inability to concentrate, and intrusive thoughts about the abandonment take a toll and can lead to a drop in school performance and difficulties with classmates.

The teen may also withdraw from all relationships, including those with friends, family, and classmates, and become extremely dependent on the remaining parent.

At ages five to eight, children make a concerted effort to please their friends, classmates, and playmates.

Although boys are more often the perpetrators and victims of bullying, girls tend to bully in indirect ways, such as manipulating friendships, ostracizing classmates, and spreading malicious rumors.

Your classmates and instructor are available to answer questions.

If you've already found all of your old coworkers and classmates, it may be time to dive into more specialized groups in order to meet people who share your interests.

This prayer isn't just intended to send graduates out into the world and into adulthood; by choosing the right prayer, you'll also leave fellow classmates with fond memories of their final moments of childhood and education.

Victims experience loneliness and report having trouble making social and emotional adjustments, difficulty making friends, and poor relationships with classmates.

Parents should also maintain an open dialog with their child's teachers to ensure that their child receives appropriate educational assistance and that classmates are not put at risk.

Work closely with the school to develop a suitable lesson plan for the child and to educate the teacher and the child's classmates about JA.

Get the look right the first time so you don't have to worry about taunting from classmates or coworkers.

Children with long hair may be more susceptible to being infested with head lice, since their hair is more likely to come into contact with that of their classmates.

Homeschooling a special needs child helps prevent teasing by classmates, helps overcome individual academic challenges, and can increase the child's interest in learning.

With guidance and love from her grandmother, Nana, Chrissa's challenge begins with coping with the stony silence and indifference of her three classmates.

Knowing that being nice and fun attracts boys, I can't help but wonder if your need to be liked and accepted in your new school has made you come across to your classmates as someone who is too serious, too quiet or too stuck up?

Invite people to do things together, hang out, go to the movies, etc. The more often you take the lead the more opportunities you create for your classmates to see you as outgoing and fun!

Students who are dressed in discount or tattered clothing are often teased and ridiculed by more affluent classmates.

On one hand, kids are happy to return to their classmates and teachers.