Sentence examples for assigned to classrooms from inspiring English sources

In one early experiment, children were randomly assigned to classrooms with different group sizes, ratios, and levels of teacher training.

Participants were randomly assigned to classrooms without windows or with windows that opened onto a built space or a green space.

In the first one, for example, college students were assigned to classrooms, some of which were equipped with laptops and others with traditional notebooks.

The first two categories are characteristic of classrooms in which the teaching practices are relatively teacher-centered (use of lecture alone, or lecture with some demonstrations), and the fourth and fifth are assigned to classrooms showing the hallmarks of student engagement in various facets of inquiry.

Instead, as many children as possible would be assigned to regular classrooms based on their age and academic ability.

City teachers who are not assigned to permanent classroom jobs still play a vital role in the school system, according to a report released yesterday by the city teachers' union.

Eighteen students are assigned to each classroom, along with a certified teacher who is endorsed in early childhood education and an instructional assistant.

The primary school system in Japan, where students learn about group cooperation and benefits and rewards are assigned to the classroom as a whole rather than to individual students, could be a useful model (Reid 1999).

The adult participants were three staff members of a program for individuals with autism; they were assigned to the classroom of the youth participant, but none was directly involved in his educational program.

Cathy shared with me the story about a young boy who was assigned to her classroom and during their first meeting he continued to climb up and down Cathy's office file cabinets as she was talking with his mother.

It also provided a "Parents' Rights Protection Form" that urged parents to request that "my child be assigned to a classroom taught by a non-radical teacher during the 2012-2013 school year".