The phrase "average classroom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or standard classroom setting, often in discussions about education or teaching methods.
Example: "In an average classroom, teachers often face a diverse range of learning styles and abilities among their students."
Alternatives: "typical classroom" or "standard classroom".
But they are hardly representative of the average classroom experience.
Average classroom teachers currently receive £34,700 a year.
It's twice the size of an average classroom and looks like the contents of an office supply store have been emptied on the walls.
Nearly 9 out of 10 will stay until at least age 55, and the average classroom teacher will work in California schools into their 60s.
The analysis for the Education Department found that students doing some or all of their course work online ranked in the 59th percentile in tested performance, compared with the average classroom student scoring in the 50th percentile.
Now what would happen if we applied that same attitude and willingness to flex rules to, say, getting the city's average classroom size down to 22 students or doing something delightful with Governors Island?
Their successes produce "lots of descriptions of extremely wonderful, exciting classrooms and relatively few of average classrooms," she said.
Data suggest that, on average, every classroom has at least one student affected by trauma.
Ripley says she was initially skeptical, since most research shows little correlation between a teacher's grade point average and classroom results.
According to research carried out by the Samaritans, in an average British classroom three students are self-harming, whilst the charity B-eat tells us that one in ten will develop an eating disorder before they reach the age of 25.
Teachers indicate that they spend about $420 of their own money on average on classroom supplies.
