Sentence examples for classroom to create from inspiring English sources

The cloud-based app allows teachers using iPads in the classroom to create and distribute handouts and other assignments, collaborate individually with students, track students' progress, and – perhaps most notably – allows teachers to assign specific activities within educational apps.

In K-12 school, I read about this one study out of North Carolina that shows some teachers do something in the classroom to create a sense of connection in the classroom -- to make their students feel more motivated.

Social media also allows teachers to connect their classrooms to create collaborative projects that would have otherwise been impossible.

Amidst the growing research literature emphasizing the importance of constructivist learning and advocating the use of games in classrooms to create such learning environments, CTE sought to introduce games into SMU's courses.

The other draw for teachers is that they can use these virtual classrooms to create personalized learning "rooms" for each student, or use them to upload class pictures, video and messages.

"The Honeybee" won a Michigan Youth Arts Festival Award for the students, who used artwork by elementary students from iO classrooms to create this charming piece.

Posters should be displayed chronologically on the classroom wall to create a visual timeline.

The company's own Google for Education site claims 50 million users of Google Apps for education to-date, 10 million teachers and students using its cloud-based Google Classroom platform to create groups and distribute assignments and feedback online, and manages 280 Google Educator Groups around the world, to help local educators connect with and learn from each other.

I worked with classroom teachers to create a model where I would pair an elementary education student and a computer science student, who would plan and deliver a series of hybrid lessons to the elementary-aged students.

Some principals said they were creating incentives to persuade experienced teachers to take fourth-grade classes: one Brooklyn principal found the money to put extra computers in fourth-grade classrooms and to create a new fourth-grade classroom next fall so that each teacher would have fewer students.

At Princeton, Ms. Kopp ended up writing a thesis proposing a national teacher corps in which she expressed her dual goals: To get bright young missionaries into some of the nation's neediest classrooms and to create a cadre of civic leaders conscious of the challenges of education and poverty.