Sentence examples for classroom that would from inspiring English sources
Because this school's etiquette forbids personally addressing each card (with 24 children per classroom, that would mean 24 children crisscrossing the cloakroom all morning), the whole process is fairly impersonal.
"If he read it on Constitution Day in a classroom, that would be a really great step in the direction of supporting James Madison and his beliefs," she said.
At a conference on Tuesday, the Campaign for Educational Equity, an institute of the college, will make the case that the state, which spends an average of $18,126 annually per student, should also pay for an array of support services outside the classroom that would cost an additional $4,750 annually for every poor student, or millions more every year.
Page A16 SPENDING MORE ON STUDENTS At a conference this week, the Campaign for Educational Equity, an institute that seeks to eliminate the achievement gap among disadvantaged students, will make the case that the state should also pay for an array of support services outside the classroom that would cost an additional $4,750 annually for every poor student, or millions more every year.
Perry has also voiced support for technology-enabled long-distance learning, another alternative to the traditional classroom that would cut the cost of higher education.
Like other fast-track certification programs that have sprung up around the country in recent years, the teaching fellows program has come under attack for inadequately preparing teachers and placing them in classrooms that would be challenging even for the most experienced teachers.
increasing the number of teaching hours devoted to 'Natural Science' with the introduction and/or implementation of laboratory activities in classrooms that would help in fixing complex and counter-intuitive theoretical concepts; specifically mentioning the teaching of evolutionary theory and its application to the evolution of human species and to the biological basis of human diversity.
Mr. Vallone added that he has been waiting for more than two months for Mr. Levy to list the classroom programs that would be financed with the money saved by the restructuring.
Mr. Vallone portrayed the mayor as moving closer to agreeing to provide more money and said he expected Mr. Levy to present a list today of classroom programs that would get the new money.
The focus on language mix isolates the potential concern that students with limited language proficiency divert classroom resources that would otherwise be devoted to instruction.
This between-subjects design was adopted because of limited space on the examination and to avoid the unusual repetition of items in a classroom examination that would be required for a within-subject design.
