Sentence examples for classroom held from inspiring English sources

In a recent roundtable on learning outside the classroom held by the Guardian, however, health and safety regulation was barely mentioned as a barrier to outdoor learning.

After Melinda Ayadi gave a lesson about the alphabet recently, each of the 25 desks in her classroom held a serving of cereal, graham crackers, milk and a nectarine.

With the lights off, a screen at the front of the room posed a question: "Jefferson Davis was Commander of the Union Army: True or False?" The 30 students in the classroom held wireless clickers into which they punched their answers.

As I entered the classroom, holding his hand, I smiled triumphantly at a glowering Sister Hiltruda.

Almost weekly, she is in detention, where students stand alone in a classroom, holding a clipboard and writing, hundreds of times, that they will not disrupt class or exhibit inappropriate behavior.

"We as children ask ourselves: 'Why are we the ones suffering so much?'" said Charles, 17. "Does it mean that every time we vote this kind of violence will happen again?" When the school year began in January, many classrooms held a mere fraction of the previously enrolled students.

P.S. 19 is among the most crowded schools in the city, its main building and 10 portable classrooms holding roughly 500 more students than they are meant to.

While 13,000 new seats were added in the city last year, the School Construction Authority is building classrooms holding only 2,100 new seats for next fall.

Most district classrooms hold 24 students, he says, but only have four computers.

I will do something for the babies, barely 6-,7-,8-years-old, who have had to walk out of their classrooms holding hands, after witnessing unimaginable tragedy.

Francis pushed Maguire into another classroom and held her foot against the door to stop the boy entering.