Sentence examples for classroom news from inspiring English sources

BEFORE People en Español, she created Time for Kids, a classroom news magazine that grew out of a visit to her former elementary school as principal for a day.

In 2002 Lisa Ling, who spent her young life as an international correspondent for the classroom news broadcast Channel One, put down her coffee cup and left her seat on "The View," where, for three years, she had traded opinions with Barbara Walters.

However, in reading about the Board of Education's plan to give teachers increased power to remove disruptive students from their classrooms (news article, April 4), I was outraged by the suggestion of board officials that the need for change was created by the increased mainstreaming of students with special needs into general education classes.

Teachers in Madrid began a three-day strike Tuesday to protest staff cuts and longer classroom hours, news agencies reported.

Journalism/Teaching with The Times- Create a timeline on a wall in your classroom following the news about one of the countries mentioned in the featured Times article and its place in the war against terrorism.

U.S. copyright law stipulates that it's OK to reproduce or copy portions of a copyrighted work for certain purposes, such as for use in a classroom, commentary or news reporting, or other non-profit purposes.

The chasm between current evaluation gibberish and classroom reality is bad news for everyone working in our schools.

The Times is a treasure trove of cold war documents for the classroom, including famous headlines, news articles, opinion pieces and photographs.

Initially, ReelSurfer took shape as a white-label solution, providing its video search and processing capabilities to universities and media networks, for example, enabling them to create a centralized hub for their digital video content, along with archiving (and organizing) news or classroom footage for future use.

My big take-away is that to do so, we've got to get out from behind those little desks, into the big classroom that is the news, and do our best to get behind the stories.

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