Sentence examples for classroom text from inspiring English sources

| "Glengarry Glen Ross" as a classroom text on business ethics.

It became a popular classroom text and remains in print today.

The book seems a ready-made classroom text for the growing Adorno industry.

Subsequently, though, we grant the school rights to the script – pupils mount their own versions; teachers gain a new classroom text.

More surprising still, she didn't write her cookbook at all, but upon becoming principal of the Boston Cooking School borrowed freely and without attribution from "Mrs. Lincoln's Boston Cook Book," the school's previous classroom text.

Yellin reprinted the book, which has since become a standard classroom text; it and "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave" are commonly viewed as the two most important slave narratives.

In a true student-centered classroom, texts are used sparingly.

To the Editor: Encouraging rich and diverse representation in classroom texts is laudable, but suggesting the pairing of Latino characters to Latino students is deeply problematic.

"They want the shiny new one," said Peter Cohen, chief executive of Pearson School, a leading publisher of classroom texts and software.

A book by Alvin Kernan, "The Imaginary Library" (1982), has suggested that the economics of publishing, with large rewards available to authors of prescribed classroom texts, has driven a whole generation of writers to write "teacherly" books.

The most significant shortcoming of the book is the lack of historical documentation, a regular feature of most classroom texts on the subject.