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The phrase "a group of classroom" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a group of classrooms"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple classrooms that are being considered as a collective unit.
Example: "The school has a group of classrooms dedicated to science education."
Alternatives: "a cluster of classrooms" or "a set of classrooms."
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As a group of classroom teachers who came together to build a new public school several years ago, my colleagues and I saw the Common Core standards as an opportunity to grow as professionals and create transformational experiences for our students.
11 A barking dog outside the classroom on the day of the test would be a common shock to a group of classroom peers.
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CSIL (Computer Science Instructional Laboratory) is a group of classrooms and computers located in Crerar Library but managed by the Computer Science department.
The study compares a group of classrooms in ECCP with a control group of classrooms without access to the program.
One thing that they could do quickly is adopt a jury service-style group of classroom teachers and school leaders to join inspection teams on a random basis.
Imagine having a group of students in every classroom who blatantly refuse to do anything.
Entering the Palestinian Authority school in the early days of the offensive, a group of Palsars found the classroom walls papered with posters of Palestinian suicide-bomber shahids, or "martyrs," a pantheon of heroes for the 5- and 6-year-olds to look up to.
She is as engaged in high-level meetings with the UN as she is with a group of undergraduates in the classroom". Her most valuable contributions, he asserted, cannot be connoted in a curriculum vitae.
Done! Make a group of these for a classroom project.
A group of people stepped inside the classroom.
Some time in the future a group of astronauts are in a classroom.
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