The phrase "at classroom" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "in the classroom" or "at the classroom" depending on the context.
Example: "We will meet at the classroom before the lecture starts."
Alternatives: "in the classroom" or "inside the classroom".
But some are shocked at classroom dynamics.
At school, he was a precocious student who chafed at classroom structure.
Mark Champkins was asked by MAK architects to look at classroom design.
Personally, however, I find a simpler approach at classroom level to be far more effective.
JANE CANNER Brooklyn, Nov. 30, 2000 The writer is chief education officer at Classroom Inc., a nonprofit educational organization.
Does the teaching of the history of the Holocaust at classroom level sufficiently link it to the root causes of contemporary racism or ethnic conflict?
The straight transference of a campus-based programme aimed at classroom-taught students fails to understand the motives behind the TNE-seeking student.
Militants strapped with explosive devices broke into the military-run school on 16 December and fired indiscriminately at classrooms.
Specific features and pictures of Yale classrooms can be found at classrooms.yale.edu.edu
Follett, a distributor of educational materials, has announced that it has developed an eBook reader for education that is aimed at classrooms and libraries.
There was no significant difference in overall attendance between the groups (p = 0.25) although attendance at clinical activities was more likely in the intervention group (p = 0.03) and attendance at classroom-based activities more likely in the control group (p = 0.01).> The response rate for the student evaluation survey was 85% (n = 60/71).
