They are very slowly losing their charge, as oaths did, becoming more acceptable not just on YouTube but in college classrooms, newspapers and literature.
Poetry, largely absent from public life — from classrooms, bookstores, newspapers, mainstream media — "has a morale problem," he said; it is in "a bad mood".
In his junior year, he took a journalism class, taught by Fannie Biggs, which was structured "as though the classroom were a newspaper office".
The shift to the Kazakh language affected classroom instruction, textbooks, newspapers, and such media as television and cinema, all of which contribute to public education.
Outside the door of her old classroom is a framed newspaper cutting about her.
ON THE SCREEN: Fuzzy gray and white images of classrooms with cutouts of newspaper stories and headlines describing students' poor academic performance.
Newspapers enhance our classroom, complementing the curriculum already in place.They also open our classroom to the world outside.
As the two teachers — Jonathan Olsen and Sarah Gross — say: "We've used newspapers in the classroom before the Common Core, and we'll continue to use them if the Common Core disappears.
I would rather see newspapers used as archives of any major social history event over the last 100 years, than have them brought into classrooms saying, "This is a newspaper, why don't you read it?" I think they are.
Using a copy of The New York Times, clip examples of each item listed on the worksheet, creating an "Anatomy of a Newspaper" presentation for your classroom or school library.
