Sentence examples for class tutors from inspiring English sources

Where a lot of players are grouped in one class, tutors sometimes sit in and take notes.

Students were contacted via their class tutors who published a message on their Notice boards in their online classrooms after having received their coordinator's approval.

Methodology Interviews were conducted with eleven of the school principals, class tutors and First, Second and Third grade pupils of basic schools in displaced camps.

Group 1 had traditional face- to - face tutorials with a live demonstration of the skill by class tutors followed by an opportunity to ask questions of the tutor and then a 30 minute supervised practice session of the skill.

"He and his parents were due to meet his class tutor that afternoon".

For Tzia, a third grader who is on the student council, afternoons at the neighborhood school on Chicago's West Side are a variety show of ballet and martial arts, hip-hop and cooking class, tutoring and fund-raisers.

It is inevitable that there will be more students than pages to create, and therefore at least one member of the group should be designated as a "go-between" involved with co-ordinating the pages being created by the group, and higher level pages that should be created by the class tutor (corresponding to the higher nodes A1, B1, and B2 in Fig. 1a) to bring all the class work together.

Each year 9 class (tutor group/home room class) choose two activities each week: 19 example activities are currently available, utilising little or no equipment, and appealing to a wide variety of students (including Ultimate Frisbee, Zumba and Hula Hoop).

He was pouring more and more resources into Harlem's public schools, paying for in-class tutors and after-school reading programs, and scores had barely budged.

At the Reebok Sports Club on Columbus Avenue, there are prenatal yoga, private in-class tutors and classes where students do power yoga to the strains of Marvin Gaye.

Stanford University provides summer classes, tutors and fund-raising by the football and women's basketball teams.