Sentence examples for classes because they from inspiring English sources

I'm about to fail 4 out of 11 students in one of my classes because they simply stopped showing up.

But, Mr. Giraldo said, many of the immigrant workers could not take advantage of the classes because they were already working 12-hour days.

The teachers, a reporter wrote in 1937, "prefer slum neighborhood classes because they are 'much more interesting.' The work is more imaginative, more unexpected, more mature".

They don't like to call them classes because they say their main goal is not to teach the children but to unleash creativity.

It's a vicious cycle: student debt is piling up, yet many students aren't attending classes because they have to work just to get by at university.

Some fast-growth districts may be better prepared to take on larger classes, because they have had to plan for ever-increasing student populations, and they are already familiar with methods like dividing students into smaller groups for instruction.

They identify as working class because they have to work, not because they want to.

He can't wait for gym class, because they're playing kill the carrier.

"I want to teach kindergarten class because they are easier than older kids.

A similar number also said children were falling asleep in class because they were under-nourished.

"A lot of students take my class because they've seen me on 'Colbert,' " he says.