Sentence examples for classroom standard from inspiring English sources

Best-selling does not a classic make; "Babbitt" eventually outsold "Main Street" and comes closer to being a contemporary classroom standard, though far surpassed in that regard by a modestly successful short novel of 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby".

It offers academic assistance to players who excel at their sport but without help might fall short of the classroom standards needed to qualify for a college scholarship.

Waves of immigrants have fueled much of the growth, but the challenge of helping these children master English and tougher classroom standards will tax teachers and administrators, education experts said.

A lot of the exams pupils were sitting "were not up to scratch" said a former headteacher who is now in charge of overseeing classroom standards in England.

North Carolina secured $400 million in 2010 to be used to advance public education through technology, teacher training and evaluation, changes in classroom standards, and a focus on low-performing schools.

"We've done the measurements: we know we're as good as a classroom, a standard high-school classroom in the US.

As in most classrooms, the standard of behavior varied from angelic to satanic.

With as many as 100 children in a classroom, educational standards are poor and more than 60% of the population is illiterate or semi-literate [pdf].

The key issue is overcrowding; classrooms designed for forty regularly accommodate more than sixty due to the use of outdated international classroom design standards.

The standard classroom minimum used to be 30 square feet for each student, but that, Mr. Bordwell says, is getting to seem crowded as technology eats up space.

A study shows that pupils who interacted with the autonomous NAO robot had up to five times greater engagement than when they were in a standard classroom setting.