The phrase "a class to students" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of providing a class for students, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The teacher prepared a class to students on the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a class for students" or "a lesson for students".
Ms. Wetherill also taught a class to students, ranging from 12-year-olds to adult professional musicians, on works of music from around the world and contemporary techniques.
Recently Mr. Harper taught a class to students from Community School 214, which abuts the site, and as soon as the children saw the piece, he said, "they wanted to go in it".
The bill also requires middle schools offer a daily physical education class to students in the sixth through eighth grades beginning in fall 2009.
You might even start an after-school club, or volunteer to teach a class to younger students, to explore the topic with others.
He created a class to prepare students not only to design an object but also to build it.
In a second and similar effort, Riedel-Kruse developed a class to teach students how to design bioengineering devices.
Ideally, field trips, labs, and projects should be incorporated into a class to give students firsthand knowledge and practical experience.
Providing "summary points" during a class to encourage students to recall and articulate key elements of the class.
Setting aside the last few minutes of a class to ask students to recall, articulate, and organize their memory of the content of the day's class may provide significant benefits to their later memory of these topics.
Now, he said, principals can pick programs tailored to their goals, like a class to help prepare students for college.
If you were teaching a class to business school students, what lessons would you impart to them? A. Follow your instincts.
