Sentence examples for classroom away from inspiring English sources

In a life-drawing class taking place in a classroom away from the museum's galleries, the teacher's stream of chatter seems like a nervous tic of embarrassment, a verbal veil to conceal the models' nakedness.

His were maths lessons conducted away from the classroom, away from the gaze of Her Majesty's Customs; but very much in the sights of the police and other hustlers who kill and maim for trading advantage.

Personalization of Learning takes the classroom away from a "one-size-fits-all" strategy to allow for truly individualized instruction.

"Players have to become accountable for everything that they do in the classroom, away from school and on the court.

"This type of training takes officers out of the classroom, away from the computer and puts them into role-playing situations as close to real-life scenarios as possible," Johnson said. . [email protected]@latimes.com

"This type of training takes officers out of the classroom, away from the computer and puts them into role-playing situations as close to real-life scenarios as possible," Johnson said.

Popular learner-centered and personalized approaches are designed to move classrooms away from a one-size-fits-all approach toward teaching that addresses individual needs, strengths, and interests.

Once, walking down the hall in middle school, I heard my mother scream out my name from three classrooms away.

Though all of these activities take kids out of the classroom or away from their homework, they are still a good investment in academic achievement, the consensus statement says.

They may consider Bush's foundation another example of powerful interests taking classroom decisions away from parents.

Ms. Johnson, the seventh-grade special-education teacher, received her highly effective rating — and all the extra money — because her students' test scores had improved significantly, and because administrators who had visited her classroom came away impressed.