The focus might be on alternative structures (e.g., open classrooms), alternative subject matter (e.g., religious instruction), or alternative relationships (e.g., more informal relations between students and teachers or between students of different ages).
Universities, from Pisa to Turin to Trento, were occupied, lecturers and schoolteachers were challenged in the classroom, and alternative lifestyles began to dominate youth culture.
Based on our state's foresight to break down barriers for talented people to enter the classroom through alternative pathways California is well-positioned to create a competitive strategy to recruit more effective teachers and leaders.
To maintain opportunities for children to learn, even amidst crisis, UNICEF supports emergency education efforts ranging from temporary classrooms and alternative learning spaces for internally displaced and refugee children, to the provision of millions of notebooks, backpacks and other vital school supplies.
PENNSYLVANIA The News -- Eight school board members in Dover, Pa., who voted to introduce intelligent design into the science curriculum were swept out of office, replaced by challengers who said the concept had no place in the classroom as an alternative to evolution.
Having a known peer in the classroom might open alternative ways of spending time outside class, thus limiting learning time.
For those not allowed to perform blood glucose monitoring in the classroom, a number alternative locations are provided which include medical room [ 65], school office [ 65], head teachers office [ 65], anywhere [ 65].
A disproportionate number of minority students also ended up in alternative classrooms, where some have complained that teachers are often less qualified.
A shift to written standards discourages thoughtful classroom discourse on alternatives which develop professional judgment.
They should be asking questions about how to get Millennials like me to make a career in the classroom, or proposing alternatives if we won't.
