Sentence examples for English classrooms from inspiring English sources
The phrase "English classrooms" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to classrooms where the English language is taught or where English is the primary language of instruction. Example: "The school has several English classrooms equipped with modern technology to enhance learning."
English classrooms are now asked to tether their readings to current events, rather than focusing on timeless works, for fear of losing students' interest.
There are already hundreds of for-profit and nonprofit providers of "agnostic texts" sorted by grade level being used in English classrooms across the country.
Sir Roy raised concerns that English classrooms have changed little over a course of 60 years, adding: "While the past has much to teach us, that shouldn't be at the expense of keeping a keen eye on the future".
That the novel will be read less often in today's English classrooms is a great loss for the young people who will not encounter it in their teenage years, just when they need it.
Michael Gove's complaints about poor writing standards in English classrooms have been put in perspective after a 10-year-old upbraided him for grammatical inconsistencies in this week's spelling, punctuation and grammar tests.
The research, published on Thursday, which represents the first hard evidence that introducing a Singaporean "maths mastery" approach into English classrooms can influence results, found a "relatively small but welcome improvement" in children's performance.
In a proper English classroom, "amnesty scheme" is an oxymoron, and bound to fail.
(This was an English classroom. German schoolchildren learned a somewhat different history).
We had the 11-volume set in the English classroom in my high-school.
The English classroom is overwhelmingly dominated by girls who make up 72% of all entrants.
Mrs. Ramsey, 30, is a kindergarten teacher in a French and English classroom at Public School 58 in Brooklyn.
