The phrase "a classroom rather than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two options, emphasizing a preference for one over the other.
Example: "I prefer a classroom rather than an online setting for my learning experience."
Alternatives: "a classroom instead of" or "a classroom as opposed to".
Which means that perhaps it's better to just focus on the odd scene in a classroom, rather than the entire four-day-long saga.
With Lainhart's help, Juli persuaded the school to let her daughter eat lunch in a classroom rather than in the cafeteria.
Ms. Borree danced neatly but somewhat blandly, as if she were demonstrating steps in a classroom rather than enjoying herself at a party.
With "Shut Up," Fox is seeking to introduce a new animated cast to its Sunday night lineup, one based in a classroom rather than in a living room.
The course, which takes place in a classroom rather than a car, has been developed by psychologists and aims to educate rather than prosecute motorists in an attempt to improve road safety.
But it was a start, and the spectacle of the prime minister in a classroom, rather than in the summit chambers he has occupied of late in world-saving mode, may begin to blunt the popular perception of remoteness that dogs him.
(30) Baepler, Walker, & Driessen 19 2014 USA Chemistry HE Examines the effect of reducing seat time of a large lecture chemistry class by two-thirds and conducting it in an active learning classroom rather than a traditional amphitheater.
However, two of them (i.e., Lai and Hwang 2016; Wang 2016) compared their flipped classroom with an altered format of flipped classroom rather than a traditional classroom.
Now, an education tech startup called Nearpod has raised $21 million in venture funding to help teachers turn mobile devices into a positive force for learning in the classroom, rather than a distraction they must fight against.
It takes an integrated stance toward the teaching of thinking, weaving thinking into the culture of the school and classroom, rather than as a program designed to be implemented.
"What does it take to get the public to focus on the fact that the money should be spent on the children in the classroom rather than on a place where middle-class people can sip at the trough?" The evidence of a link between political corruption and poor education is more than anecdotal.
