blab school造句

• A blab school was basically without books and paper for the students.
• In blab schools it was typical for a teacher to comment about a child grasping his lesson.
• All of Lincoln's schooling combined in various blab schools amounted to less than a year.
• A blab school was where the school children repeated back their teacher's oral lesson at the top of their voices.
• Lincoln was taught by itinerant teachers at blab schools, which were schools for younger students, and paid by the students'parents.
• Lincoln was noted for shouting out his reading lesson on the path from his home to the blab school and could be heard for a considerable distance.
• Many times the blab school Lincoln attended didn't even have a teacher and the older, smarter students, often teenagers, taught the younger children.