Sentence examples for class settings from inspiring English sources

Other students need smaller class settings (for example, a 12 1 setting, meaning 12 students and one teacher, or a 12 1 1 setting, meaning 12 students, one teacher, one classroom aide).

Leader behaviors and group cohesion have been associated with increased participation or adherence in sports team and exercise class settings.

This exploratory study provides a qualitative report on the integration of the extensive use of large-scale hypermedia databases (Perseus) in actual class settings.

This is unfair both to students who participate more effectively in other ways and to English-language learners who find speaking in class settings intimidating.

Education Department officials said on Friday that in the first year, those schools had an 11.3 percent increase in the number of special education students who were moved to less-restrictive class settings.

In this work we use forest inventory data to parameterize a carbon cycle model to represent post-disturbance carbon trajectories of carbon pools and fluxes for specific forest types growing in high and low site productivity class settings.

In the past few days, they staged events in more working-class settings like the campaign stops he made Monday.

Her films may be social realist dramas that are conventional in their working-class settings but her focus is refreshingly female.

By lingering for hours in working-class settings, he sent a message that he hadn't gone all Washington or Hollywood on his constituents.

Children from poor homes need to change how they eat and dress and conduct themselves so that they can feel comfortable in middle-class settings such as restaurants and theatres.

In these short stories the author of "Empire Falls," this year's Pulitzer Prize novel, abandons working-class settings and protagonists in favor of intellectuals caught in late middle age, worried about illness and ambivalent about marriage.