Sentence examples for classroom of students from inspiring English sources
Since I was in a classroom of students who basically had the same social background, I was not really aware of children in different economic situations.
Instead, he believes states and districts should embrace dual-language programs, in which a mixed classroom of students and teachers toggle repeatedly between English and another language.
Class size ("Does Class Size Count?," by Sara Mosle, Sunday Review, May 5) remains a top issue for parents and teachers alike, because they know that a classroom of students is not a room full of widgets.
In 1976, before a classroom of students at the University of California, San Diego, McCarthy performed "Class Fool," a shamanistic, quasi-sexual ritual with plastic dolls, in which he crawled around naked and smeared with ketchup, retching at the conclusion.
Trees soaked in sunlight, a dramatic thunderstorm, a classroom of students in Pakistan and a freediver swimming with moon jellyfish are just a handful of the beautiful images awarded prizes in this year's Outdoor Photographer of the Year Competition.
Imagine enjoying a court side seat at a game, studying in a classroom of students and teachers all over the world or consulting with a doctor face-to-face �� just by putting on goggles in your home.
The method has proven to work in diverse classrooms of students from all different cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds, she said.
The disease is also emptying classrooms of students, as children are infected, or orphaned by the disease and are forced to leave school to care for younger siblings.
Instead of a lonely desktop or two at the back of a room, officials picture entire classrooms of students going online simultaneously, taking Internet-based classes or assessments to measure both their and their teachers' performance.
Orrawan Intasida, an English teacher for the past 28 years and a guidance counselor at a rural school in neighboring Kalasin Province, said she once invited Buddhist monks into classrooms of students ranging from 13 to 15 years old to discuss social problems.
