Sentence examples for classroom not only from inspiring English sources

Just before the holiday break, these teachers wrote about using The Times in their classroom not only for the daily prompts, but also for "serendipitous discovery".

Art in the classroom not only spurs creativity, it also inspires learning.

The Flipped Classroom not only permitted the instructor to provide the students with a wider breath and deeper understanding of the material covered but having more collaborative activities take place during class helped built cohort comradery and generate much enthusiasm for learning by the students (Table  3).

He envisages outstanding schools opening their classrooms not only to new teachers but also to older ones who want to develop their skills.Stricter accountability should also help raise standards.

ETS claims "The use of virtual classrooms not only supports greater standardization of instructional contexts and settings for candidates, but also eliminates disruption to classroom activities, curriculum and student learning that occurs in schools".

Having my misinformation corrected and my bits of knowledge expanded upon in a friendly but rigorous classroom setting not only loosened my tongue, it also gave me new words and a broader understanding of those I already had.

Rudy Hasl, dean of the Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, chose to use the Hycrete additive in a new classroom building not only for the $250,000 cost savings but also because it helped his new building get a little bit greener.

Siani believes that using smartphones in the classroom is not only counterproductive, but downright "insane".

"Promoting gender equity in the classroom involves not only providing equal resources to both girls and boys but also providing equal opportunities to learn".

While these examples are quickly described, the experience of using these ideas in the classroom was not only meaningful to the students but also to me.

I will have a student centered classroom that not only keeps each student accountable to rigorous standards, but persists in meeting their social-emotional needs.