Sentence examples for class behaviour from inspiring English sources
"class behaviour" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it when referring to the behaviour of students in a class, or to a particular system of expectations for behaviour that is enshrined in a classroom. For example: "The teacher was pleased with the class behaviour during the lesson."
The Bullingdon's association with raucous upper class behaviour began almost as soon as the club was formed in the 18th century, as a hunting and cricket society.
After completing my teacher training, I felt I had an advantage over other NQTs; I was familiar with the day-to-day running of a class, behaviour management and teaching demands, which can only be gained by experience within the classroom.
Secondary outcome measures are: behaviour in class, behaviour problems and quality of life.
The secondary outcome measures of this study are behaviour in class, behaviour problems and quality of life of the children.
With the first study we hope to gain insight in the short and long-term effects of the working memory – and executive function intervention on neuropsychological functioning, academic performance, behaviour in class, behaviour problems and functioning in every day life.
(1) The aim of the first study is to examine the effects of a working memory – and executive function training on academic performance, neurocognitive functioning, behaviour in class, behaviour problems and quality of life of children with AD(H D between the age of 8 and 12 years.
The most plausible explanation is that in large families the affordability of sun holidays in exotic countries and other high social class behaviours at risk, including use of solarium, is less than in small families (Bentham and Aase, 1996; Hemminki and Mutanen, 2001; Hemminki and Li, 2004).
Antonio Magro matches her perfectly as Arlecchino and does a wildly funny imitation of upper-class behaviour.
"The behaviour of the new lads, the middle-class boys who have adopted that faux-working-class behaviour when the working class are actually better behaved than that.
Even as the plots of cocaine dealing, gay prostitution, teenage pregnancy and lesbianism ducked and dived through one series after another, making stars of Maxine Peake, James McAvoy and Anne-Marie Duff among others, Tony Blair was launching New Labour's campaign to correct working-class behaviour.
He is fascinated by the many forms snobbery takes, from the garden snobs who despise hanging baskets and patios (the correct word, apparently, is terrace) to the inverse snobs who feel superior to anything that smacks too much of "middle-class" behaviour.
