Sentence examples for classroom adaptation from inspiring English sources

I first encountered the work of Roald Dahl in third grade, by playing a character in a classroom adaptation of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory".

Petras et al. found good prediction of violence using the Teacher Observation of Classroom Adaptation (TOCA) [ 13, 14].

The Teacher Observation of Classroom Adaptation— Revised (TOCA-R; Werthamer-Larsson et al. 1991) is a brief measure of each child's adequacy of performance on the core tasks in the classroom as defined and assessed by the teacher.

Outcome measures included rating scales or clinical assessments of symptoms, structured behavioral observations, school adjustment measures with externalizing behavior assessment components (e.g. Teacher Observation of Classroom Adaptation; TOCA), clinical diagnoses of psychiatric illness and, finally, measures indicating antisocial behavior (e.g. self assessment).

We need mobility aides and classroom adaptations that work with then newest computer technology.

Children with mild ADHD might benefit from classroom adaptations, improved structure and consistency at home, and some teaching of organizational skills, but should only be offered a stimulant if the behavioral interventions fail.

Such students may get private school placement, a classroom aide or curriculum adaptations.

Please click here to view video It's a piece of pure showmanship, with McRae extending the cockiness of his musical choice (Monty Norman's Bond theme) to the outrageous hip-swivelling travelling step at 0.37; the backwards run on point, and the swift and choppy adaptation of those classroom turns at 1.00 onwards.

A double star indicates the teacher used CRS Classroom Activity 2. Overall, the Adaptation to Altitude and Malaria mini-units showed significant increases in student understanding, and all three mini-units showed positive effect sizes when they were taught as intended and assessments were given on schedule (Tables 8, 9).

It seems rational to assume that having friends in the new classroom might be beneficial for the adaptation process and that friends can indirectly affect learning outcomes.

Much of the history of modern ballet is the history of adaptations of the standard classroom steps worked out by Marius Petipa and his staff at St. Petersburg's Imperial Ballet in the late nineteenth century.