Sentence examples for city classroom from inspiring English sources

And let's hold it in an overcrowded city classroom, or in Albany.

So in 1969, when local artists and activists created a scrappy museum in a city classroom, the museum virtually named itself: El Museo del Barrio.

The cornerstone of the teacher quality edifice (at least for persons who have never set foot in the inner city classroom) is that good teaching is good teaching and that it looks the same in high and low poverty schools.

When I moved to regular classes in a troubled inner city classroom, I found the same variety of reading skills, but I also found the same moral and emotional consciousness that drove students to wrestle successfully with challenging (and relevant) material, as opposed to rote instruction.

Many city classrooms have more than 30 students.

Klein and Dan Weisberg claim that labor-force flexibility is what they need to insure that there are quality teachers in city classrooms.

In those days, many city classrooms virtually emptied out on Wednesday afternoons, igniting religious frictions and court battles.

But teachers and education experts say many of the extra lessons are prompted by the flood of immigration to city classrooms.

Last week, he announced that he had appointed a panel to study how math is taught in city classrooms and recommend changes by next spring.

The contract provides up to $4.2 million over each of five years to the fellowship program, which has placed nearly 16,000 teachers, typically career-switchers who did not attend education schools, into city classrooms since 2000.

United States Representative Anthony D. Weiner, a Democratic candidate for mayor, unveiled new proposals yesterday for bringing order to city classrooms and called the public school system "the single most important issue" facing the city.