Sentence examples for at-risk classrooms from inspiring English sources

These youngsters inexpertly fumble in our nation's most at-risk classrooms for two or three years, pat themselves on the back, then bring their Harvard diplomas to the nearest M.B.A. mill.

Because of the potential for robot math to engage students in a genuinely motivating way by conveying useful mathematics concepts (grounded within robotics instead of described abstractly), these at-risk classrooms might have the most to gain from such activities.

Ten children who enrolled in an inclusive at-risk classroom met the inclusion criteria.

A study examining the impact of cognitive intervention for at-risk children in preschool classrooms found that children who received such intervention for one to two years significantly outperformed their peers.

The ACLU defines the prison pipeline as "the policies and practices that push our nation's schoolchildren, especially our most at-risk children, out of classrooms and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems".

Last September, Nance, a second-year student in the College, co-founded American Investment Fellows to tap the potential educational benefits of the stock market for at-risk high school students through classroom curricula and extracurricular investment clubs.

Other essential services hastily put in place during the influx are also at risk: makeshift classrooms for children, nutrition centres, and almost one third of health clinics – a particular concern given the already high risk of disease outbreaks in the cramped settlements.

The mayor said yesterday that adding classroom time only for at-risk students was not the intention of his administration when it negotiated a contract with the United Federation of Teachers last June.

The current study examines events in the classrooms of the remediation course for at-risk medical students previously described by Winston et al. [ 5].

Many girls were hesitant to return to the classroom, which would put them more at-risk of an abduction.

They work with our most at-risk students, helping prepare them for life by connecting the classroom with real world opportunities.