Sentence examples for classroom compared from inspiring English sources

Japanese secondary teachers spend just 500 of 1,899 total hours in the classroom — compared to 1,051 out of 1,998 hours for U.S. teachers.

Participant A argues that U.S. schools frequently invite fathers in their children's classroom compared to Korean schools in Korea.

UIS data estimates that 15 million out-of-school girls will never enter a classroom, compared to 10 million boys.

Heritability of ODD and ADHD behavior was larger in children who shared a classroom compared to those who did not.

Heritability estimates of problem behavior in primary school children vary widely between twins taught in the same classroom compared to twins with different teachers (Saudino et al. 2005).

The interaction of these two elements of the flipped classroom, we believe, provides the underpinning mechanism that accounts for the improvement in student outcomes for the flipped classroom compared with outcomes for the standard classroom.

Wireless networks now reach fully half (51.2percentt) of college classrooms compared to just over two-fifths (42.7percentt) in 2005 and a third (31.1percentt) in 2004, according to new data from the annual Campus Computing Survey.

As described in Table 9, Kotch 1989 USA reported that hand washing behaviour based on 'event sampling scores' improved in the intervention classrooms compared with control classrooms.

Similarly, the participants as a group broadened the active-learning techniques that they used in their classrooms compared with their initial plans (Table 2).

It is interesting that students in this study gained slightly less knowledge in PBL classrooms compared with traditional ones but retained more of their acquired knowledge.

The heritability of ODD and ADHD behavior was lower for children in different classrooms compared to children sharing a classroom, suggesting that different behavior is elicited by different classroom environments.