"classroom plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a plan that is meant to be utilized in a classroom setting. For example, "The teacher drew up a detailed classroom plan to guide the students through the module."
Educomp, which is based in New Delhi, makes classroom plans, trains teachers, audits schools and sells information technology plans to computerize classrooms.
There's also a conflict between the flying angles and the rectangular shapes that classroom planning and economic construction tend to favour.
At Stuyvesant High School, just blocks from the trade center, students stood watching from classroom windows or on televisions, but some tried, at least initially, to stick to their usual classroom plans.
Well-established information is elegantly separated from "neuromyths" to help teachers split the wheat from the chaff in classroom planning, instruction and teaching methodology.
Designed to address the challenges of a sustainable future and the financial difficulties facing schools, Smart-POD is a unique and innovative research project which provides an alternative to traditional classroom planning.
In the classroom, plans and goals are necessary but not sufficient.
That is, the professors need to: move away from the traditional role of the professor by reducing the time for explanations and increase collaborative spaces by developing projects in the classroom, planning and preparing activities in advance, and expanding the formative space through the ICTs (debates, online activities, shared resources, etcetera), among others.
The renovation of nine remaining classrooms, planned for the upcoming winter break, is scheduled for completion by January.
Last year, parents at overcrowded Chevy Chase Elementary School were infuriated to learn that town officials had lobbied the Montgomery County school system to eliminate two portable classrooms planned for its sixth-graders.
