Sentence examples for classroom lack from inspiring English sources

In addition, a significant portion of the existing professionally produced three-dimensional cell and molecular visualizations used in the classroom lack the requisite scientific accuracy and mechanism-based design approaches that we believe are critical in the context of education.

A dispute over the constitutionality of the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance ended inconclusively when five justices held that the atheist who complained about the recitation of the pledge in his daughter's elementary school classroom lacked standing to bring the lawsuit.

Chalk and erasers still on the ledge beneath each board, the desks still in neat rows, its classrooms lack only students and teachers.

Participation in science fairs nationwide has tapered off, largely because teachers facing budget cuts and overcrowded classrooms lack the time and resources to coach students.

If students are having trouble with this step (many high school classrooms lack a sufficient number of high quality microscopes), students can use images of flattened rotifers provided in Additional file 7. To determine how well multicellular yeast survived predation, students calculate the fraction of total yeast consumed that were multicellular: Fig. 2 Flattened rotifer.

However, today's students in America's classrooms lack this enthusiasm.

Students can't dream big when classrooms lack books, microscopes, and robotics kits -- or even paper, pencils, and paste.

Many classrooms lacked books, a problem also cited in the student survey.

A lot of them won't learn what they should this year because they're spending their days in overcrowded classrooms lacking enough teachers, books and supplies.

After a senior general went to Singapore and heard that all schools there had access to the Internet, he announced that Burmese schools would also be wired — never mind that most classrooms lacked books and paper.

I believe that classrooms lacking citizenship components, curriculum that is not oriented to solving real-world problems and grappling with deep and mature questions, can leave us feeling incomplete.