Sentence examples for classroom has made from inspiring English sources

The routine of dealers hustling talent straight from the classroom has made exhibitions of 20-somethings the wearying norm.

Mr. Hume's grievances are cataloged on CloseSaintDavids.com, where he complains that the noise emanating from an adjacent classroom has made his apartment uninhabitable.

This tradition of teachers working in isolated classrooms has made it very difficult to move the field forward in any kind of concerted fashion.

Simon's MBA core curriculum includes a "Communicating Business Decisions" sequence, and the school has made classroom participation an integral part of a student's grade in all required courses.

Next year the workshop plans to introduce curriculums for use in science classrooms, and Mr. Wilson, 63, has made presentations to school districts farther west since his program was approved for state subsidies by the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services, or Boces.

"It has made the classroom exciting.

Still, Ms. Kempner said: "It has made some classroom teachers nervous to give out the truth in this instance, but we do have to tell the truth.

Mr. Taylor moved his program two years ago from the University of Texas, Austin, to Texas Tech, which puts him and his students at the eastern edge of a huge swath of territory -- southwestern Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Nevada -- that he has made his classroom.

"[T]hey also want to reverse the logic of economic austerity that has made crumbling classrooms and torn textbooks the norm".

Unfavorable conditions, such as increasing class size and decreasing classroom-learning interest among pupils, has made it a crucial issue.

But in reality, my day is spent filling in spreadsheets to show how much progress a child has made, updating the classroom risk assessments or rewriting schemes of work (again) so that French definitely includes teaching "fundamental British values" (seriously).