Sentence examples for choice class from inspiring English sources

Most heads probably don't know how it will pan out and parents, who have only experienced the good ish) years, will be unprepared for the impact on subject choice, class sizes, teacher workload, morale, retention and the quality of school environments.

On last Thursday's panel, long-time parent organizer Raymond Allmon, an education advocacy fellow at 50CAN, emphasized the need to support the "new choice class" of low-income parents who haven't previously had the opportunity to make educational choices for their children.

They are part of a "Choice" class that includes student-bloggers from Topeka; Seattle; Rogers, Ark.; Las Vegas New Yorkk City and Hunting Valley, Ohio.

She is part of a "Choice" class that includes student-bloggers from Nairobi, Kenya; Topeka; Seattle; Rogers, Ark.; Las Vegas New Yorkk City and Hunting Valley, Ohio.

Sush Krishnamoorthy, a student from New Delhi, is part of "The Choice" class that includes student-bloggers from Nairobi, Kenya; Topeka, Kan.; Seattle; Rogers, Ark.; Las Vegas New Yorkk City and Hunting Valley, Ohioo.

Not his own worrying, which he addressed during a second period "Issues and Choices" class by charting a path from high school to an engineering Ph.D.

If your course schedule isn't what you had hoped, your section leader or teaching assistant isn't inspiring, or you don't get into your first-choice classes, be assertive without being aggressive.

There were, however, some important differences in their preferences for innovation investment choices: Class-1 (54%) prefers innovations benefitting adults and young people and does not prefer innovations targeting people with 'drug addiction' and 'obesity'obesity

She says she wants more attention from the guidance department, including more choices in class selection.

The choice of class is determined by the presence of that word in user-supplied, class-specific lexicons (look-up tables), or by the type of characters found in the word (such as all numeric, alphanumeric or alphabetical).

"Realistically," Professor Miller wrote, "the choice for class members is between collective access to the judicial system or no access at all".