Sentence examples for Take a classroom from inspiring English sources

Take a classroom discussion using the newest and coolest technology, add a reality TV show and a talk with a trusted family member, all supported by accurate medical advice in-person and online, and we're sure to be much more than moderately successful in leading our young people to healthy adulthood.

The first classroom was created with modest changes: "They were willing to let us take a classroom and basically pull out all of the individual chairs and then put up whiteboards around the room.

A recent graduate of Fairfield University in Connecticut who claimed he was carrying a bomb took a classroom full of students there hostage yesterday afternoon, the police said.

Combining elements of artistic design and engineering, the team at Generation Beyond converted an everyday yellow school bus into a giant VR console that took a classroom of kids on an actual field trip a long drive around DC included to another world.

L+M Development Partners is taking a classroom-packed 1906 building in Harlem and making it into a mix of market-rate and moderate-income apartments.

The freedom provided by the provision of an asynchronous online learning variant of a statistics module on factor analysis and the multilevel analysis of longitudinal data was highly appreciated by students whose significant work-life responsibilities prevented them from taking a classroom-based face-to-face module.

In addition, the development of an online assessment strategy for the conduct of the individual knowledge test would also assist students travelling from long distances to avoid the time and travel costs involved in taking a classroom-based 'pen and paper' examination and there is no reason why the conduct of this test cannot also be supervised remotely by the relevant academic staff.

We decided to take a "flipped classroom" approach, requiring students to read texts and watch online lectures before class.

"We at Scope want to take a successful classroom teacher who shows signs of leadership and ask them to go for their administrator's certificate while we protect their teaching job," said Dr. Adler.

McLaughlin cited a Common Core middle-school math lesson in which students try to guess the number of chickpeas it would take to fill a classroom.

But our Hampton Roads economy has recovered sufficiently to make many education consumers more cost-conscious and less likely to take a seat in a classroom.