Sentence examples for classroom connections from inspiring English sources

The program, capped at $2.25 billion a year, is inadequate — many schools are connected but lack classroom connections, essential hardware and funds for maintenance.

The black-tie evening will raise money for the art, culture and education programs of El Museo del Barrio, including one called Classroom Connections.

Here are some activities to use in conjunction with the website in class and others that can be used without a classroom internet connection.

It is why we campaign for funding for new and improved facilities: safer classrooms, internet connections and computers, uniforms and backpacks, proper toilets and sanitation.

NICHOLAS LEMANN: Yes, I have spent a good deal of time in a Success for All classroom, in connection with a story I wrote for The Atlantic Monthly in the 90s.

The campus's smart classrooms with Internet connections and multimedia capabilities are designed for adults pursuing graduate degrees.

"Yes, classrooms have Web connections, and many have computers, but they're in the back of the room, literally and figuratively".

Since the C.C.S.S. definition of "informational text" includes pretty much everything The Times publishes, we saw this as an opportunity to help teachers use Times articles, essays, infographics, videos and photographs alongside literature and other classroom materials to make connections between academic content, students' lives and the world at large.

These records can be accessed from anytime and anywhere with Internet access, providing opportunities for youth to draw connections between classroom and afterschool environments.

The goal of this short review is to provide context and examples for classroom discussions of the connections between biogeography and macroevolution.

Specifically, the sections of the materials that Hannah left out were making connections to classroom practice in sessions 4 and 5, and one of the math problems in session 5.