Sentence examples for classes group from inspiring English sources

Tim Decker, director of the Missouri Division of Youth Services, said judges preferred to send youths to state facilities — Missouri Hills or the Hogan Street Regional Youth Center, with dorms that have wooden beds, male health and wellness classes, group counseling and game rooms — rather than dismal county lockups or to backlogged community programs.

From our evaluation we observed that students using LISSA Groupp 2 and 3) gave significantly better learning acquisition scores than those following traditional classes (Group 1).

At the home recently, overlooking a serene valley, patients stand outside, smoking and chatting quietly, when they are not in intensive classes, group therapy or individual counseling.

The objectives of this study were to compare the energy expenditure and heart rate responses between three commercial group fitness classes (group resistance exercise [PUMP]; indoor stationary cycling [RIDE]; and step aerobics [STEP]).

The present work incorporates the first comprehensive account of semiconductor defect charging, identifying correspondences and contrasts between surfaces and the bulk as well as among semiconductor classes (group IV, groups III V, and metal oxides).

Many educators believe that the solution is active learning, which encourages student participation through approaches including smaller classes, group work, completing problem sets in class, and receiving immediate feedback from instructors.

The students were separated into six classes, grouped by age, school experience and English proficiency.

Here, we propose to classify existing approaches into four classes: Group-based approaches, network-based approaches, propagation-based approaches and seed-centric ones.

The social network permits cross-school networking allowing for multiple organizations to participate in shared classes, groups, and discussions.

In the classes: Groups of students explained/presented optics topics to their classmates.

The latter implies new power relationships among individuals, social classes, groups and nations.