The phrase "a classroom focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the primary emphasis or subject matter of a classroom environment or teaching approach.
Example: "The school prides itself on having a classroom focused on interactive learning and student engagement."
Alternatives: "a classroom centered on" or "a classroom dedicated to".
That very same Moses finds himself thoroughly lost in a classroom focusing on the study of Torah, which he himself had conveyed on Mount Sinai to our ancestors.
When talk in the classroom focuses on religion, students turn and look at her for her reaction, she said.
Nursing education in the classroom focuses on the theoretical aspect of nursing care as opposed to the clinical experience of nursing education that allows for the hands-on practical experience of nursing.
"Children need to be back in the classroom, focusing on positive things," Veneman said.
Students worked at different jobs on each of their short films, with emphasis placed on each job as a necessary part of their filmmaking community (other Neighborhood School classrooms focused on different professions, like working in a restaurant).
Feedback was provided in a classroom activity focused on peer evaluation of a set of four models produced by students on the exam.
This work provides a window into what integrated STEM education can look like in practice within middle school physical science classrooms, focusing on more than just the sequencing of engineering within a STEM unit (Crotty et al., 2017; Guzey et al., 2017).
When asked the reason behind such results, the majority of students reported that due to virtual classroom they got enough time in classrooms, focussing on what is being taught, without any stress of documentation of classroom notes, since they are available of the intranet.
As you reflect on experiences in your school and classroom, focus on one or more of the following research-based practices for cultivating joy and a sense of social connection.
