Sentence examples for class engaged from inspiring English sources

Entries should include photos of your class engaged in activities from the British Council's year of the horse pack.

Another debate format that can keep the whole class engaged is a Roundtable Discussion, similar to the format in the TV program "Meet the Press".

The station house protest was one of the events organized in recent weeks to keep the Hazare movement energized and the middle class engaged.

This is the emerging markets' middle class engaged in politics.So much to do"We expect a lot from the middle classes," say Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, of the Poverty Action Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Ailes's opinion of public schooling was not elevated when a friend told him that he'd visited the local school and found one class engaged in a project presumably having to do with fragile ecosystems.

The crow pros certainly don't break into nervous giggles, as I did at a Yoga Shanti class on New Year's Eve day, when the class engaged in a call-and-response invocation of Ganesh, the Hindu deity of new beginnings.

So little did your committee and the government – in fact the whole political class – engage with this profound threat that the successor at the Foreign Office, William Hague, felt able to dismiss the issue with that simple-minded phrase from the Labour era: you having nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide.

Often our well-meaning leisure activities, our attempts to lower our stress levels -- such as going on vacation, going to a yoga class, engaging in our hobbies, or even having a massage -- fail to keep our stress levels down.

We do acknowledge, however, that the amount of time spent in class engaging with the concepts is also a factor in our results; instructors using active-learning approaches did spend more time on matter and energy transformations than the instructor in the comparison class.

Joining a class, engaging a project, helping someone else learn your hobby... are all excellent ways to play to your strengths and nurture your talents.

I instinctively back away from interviewing people like that on a demo – white, middle-class, engaged baby-boomers – looking instead for something more unexpected: young people, or Finnish people, or activists from Uganda.