Sentence examples for allowing classrooms from inspiring English sources

Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, the leftist who is the other major opposition candidate, has lambasted authorities for allowing classrooms to deteriorate.

Without complicated instrumentation or expensive hardware Such a design lowers the barrier for entry, allowing classrooms and meeting rooms equipped with a projector to make more out of their existing setup.

· The NUT, because it opposes allowing classroom assistants who are not training to be teachers to take lessons, has refused to sign and has been told it will be excluded from talks on detailed implementation of the agreement.

The new database allows classrooms and the public to explore and graph data archived from all Schoolyard field sites (more than 100 schools) since 2004.

Despite receiving hundreds of millions of dollars to reduce class sizes, the city's Department of Education has ignored state law and allowed classrooms to grow in the last couple of years, the city teachers' union and other groups said in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

However, technology created about a decade ago allows classrooms to be "flipped". In a flipped classroom, lectures are viewed as videos at home, while classroom time is used for more collaborative activities such as discussions, hands-on explorations of concepts described in the lectures and other critical thinking and problem-solving experiences.

As a student who tirelessly and rightfully earned her way into UC Berkeley, I refuse to allow classrooms to feel unsafe for me or any other students of color.

Module 2 allows classroom students to participate in larger-scale research with real-world applications, addressing a problem with major economic and ecological costs (Pimentel et al., 2000).

Continual, everyday assessment allows classroom instruction and student learning to evolve through a structured, iterative process of trial and error that focuses the instructor's efforts and the students' energies on those ideas that are the most challenging.

A federal appeals court today struck down a Louisiana law allowing vocal classroom prayer, believed to be the only such law remaining in the nation.

A18 School Prayer Law Struck Down A federal appeals court struck down a Louisiana law allowing vocal classroom prayer, believed to be the only such law remaining in the nation.