Sentence examples for classroom subject from inspiring English sources

1988: Education Reform Act now uses "religious education" to refer to classroom subject only.

"We send people in to teach it as a classroom subject.

There's also the question of how a principal can do a classroom observation of someone who doesn't teach a classroom subject.

The withdrawal clause should be removed from RE or, logically, extended to embrace all subjects". 1944: The Education Act legislates for "religious instruction" (the classroom subject plus school worship).

In practice universities were treating media studies as a classroom subject when it came to spending, while psychology, which is currently split between classroom and lab-based funding levels, averaged the costs of an "intermediate" subject such as geography with a laboratory or fieldwork element, Hefce reports.

For many L2 students in Japan, English is studied as a classroom subject which represents material that must be learned through memorization, and understood through careful study.

The classroom subjects fall into three areas described below.

The pendulum is swinging back to increased classroom subjects and hours.

There would be smaller differences between the bands, which would mean classroom subjects getting a bigger share of the cake.

More recently, it has focused its attentions on more traditional classroom subjects, such as history and physics.

Special students may apply to take one, two or three classroom subjects per term.