Sentence examples for classroom imbalance from inspiring English sources
"Think about the classroom imbalance between some teachers and students when it comes to talking about anything technical," he said.
Solutions to correcting the gender imbalance in classrooms must also be found when currently three million girls make up two thirds of the country's out-of-school children.
The Obama administration is ordering states to devise strategies to get better teachers into high-poverty classrooms, correcting a national imbalance in which students who need the most help are often taught by the weakest educators.
In classroom settings they signal an imbalance in the ownership of knowledge; the "tester's" knowledge status is set as the standard against which the "testee's" knowledge is measured, and the testee is in the process of acquiring that knowledge.
What's more, the environment of the college classroom also suffers from an imbalanced gender dynamic.
"The Shia Revival" is at its most provocative when exposing how the Sunni-Shiite power imbalance seeps out of classrooms and infects Muslim life on the ground.
This gender imbalance in mechanical engineering classrooms is plain to see.
This is compounded by strong gender imbalances we see every day — from the classroom to the boardroom to the movie screen — where men are primarily seen and depicted as our society's computer scientists.
It's true, the tech workforce in the U.S. is predominantly white and Asian males, and this imbalance is mirrored in university computer science classrooms.
After all, in countries like Finland and Singapore — where students tend to perform better on academic tests than students in the United States — teachers are more highly regarded despite the fact that the gender imbalance looks similar at the front of the classroom.
The authors demonstrate that although boys in general engaged in classroom dialogue more often, with longer speaking times, and in more elaborated ways, 'student profiles' at least partly compensated for this imbalance.
