Sentence examples for a full classroom from inspiring English sources

But from Philip's point of view, to use a loaded phrase, it's separate but not equal: how will he get the benefit of a full classroom's discussion of his questions or ideas without presenting them to the class?

In a room above the factory floor hangs a fluorescent yellow sign adorned with drawings of flowers on the door to a full classroom that reads, "Welcome to Advance Training".

In a room above the factory floor hangs a fluorescent yellow sign adorned with drawings of flowers on the door to a full classroom that reads, 'Welcome to Advance Training.' Mr. Amin explains, "We pay them 5,300 taka ($65.39 USD) a month when they start out here.

Participants are enrolled in groups of 20 or more participants per cycle in order to ensure a full classroom setting for the group intervention and a one to one ratio for the two interventions.

These roles are pretty different from being a teacher's aid in a full classroom, but they can still give you an idea (with potentially less commitment) about how you'd do interacting with kids on a daily basis.

Research is mixed on the effect of class size on learning, but many educators agree that adding just two students to an already full classroom can intensify the challenge for teachers.

This study uses a quasi-experimental, non-equivalent group design to analyze the outcomes in terms of students' learning and satisfaction of the redesign of a first-year, principles of microeconomics course from a lecture-based course using active learning techniques in 2013 to a partial flipped classroom in 2014 and a full flipped classroom in 2015.

ABA is the typical starting point for children with more severe symptoms, with a recommendation of as many as 40 hours a week (such as in a full time, classroom based program).

The first study targeted children with anxiety symptoms (N = 191, mean age = 10.1) as screened with self, parent, and teacher-reports; the second study took a universal approach with full classrooms of children participating (N = 253, mean age = 9.8).

Most of those attending the conference were longtime substitutes with teaching credentials, many of them having chosen the flexibility of daily assignments over the responsibilities of a full-time classroom.

He's an active child, Ms. Collier said, "and not quite ready to focus on a full day of classroom work".