Sentence examples for classroom notes from inspiring English sources

Parker relies on a pretentious editing scheme in which sequences are bridged with whirling montages of classroom notes — "lust" and "innocence" and "guilt," the notes proclaim.

She had an elaborate system of binding color-coded classroom notes alongside her reading notes, and then taking notes on those.

In a retrospective that begins on Sept. 5 and runs through the end of the month, the Museum of Modern Art is showing all nine of his features; Farrar, Straus & Giroux has also brought together Mackendrick's classroom notes and lectures on script construction and directing in the extraordinarily useful volume "On Film-Making".

One student, who did not even know the victims very well, organized more than 40 other students to re-create all the classroom notes from two years of MBA studies and delivered the study materials to the victims within a week of the fire.

Materials that will prove effective in teaching will appear as classroom notes.

This collection consists of classroom notes written by Noyes while he was an undergraduate student at Johns Hopkins University during the years 1891 to 1893.

The participants "were instructed to use their usual classroom note-taking strategy," whether digitally or longhand, during the lecture.

But much of its energy comes from more madly contemporary touches: wild costumes (especially on Annie Potts, as a middle-aged friend of Andie's who must be almost 30), wacko hairdos, classroom note-passing by computer.

The organization points to successes both inside and outside the classroom, noting 100% of graduates in 2016 received admission into four-year colleges, many with scholarships to top engineering programs.

The organization points to successes both inside and outside the classroom, noting 100% of graduates in 2016 received admission into four-year colleges, many with scholarships to top engineering programs.

In particular, Schultz et al. (2014) found that "most students had a favorable perception about the flipped classroom noting the ability to pause, rewind, and review lecture" (p. 1334).