Sentence examples for classroom to which from inspiring English sources

"The Internet is a global classroom to which all students -- public and private -- must have entry," Mr. DeFiore said in a statement.

Participants engaged in typical classroom activities followed by a break in the classroom to which they were assigned.

"I think parents want to know that the classroom to which they are sending their child every day is a safe place where their child can learn," Mr Gibb told the BBC News channel.

Cultural views suggest to SDT that societal stereotypes and differential opportunity structures make it difficult for students from minority and low-income backgrounds to get those needs fulfilled in the typical classrooms to which they are consigned, and especially in science classrooms.

There have been periodic efforts in Congress to strip the federal courts of jurisdiction over questions -- abortion, school busing for integration, prayer in the classroom -- to which lawmakers think the courts are giving the wrong answers.

The RTOP is a validated observational instrument designed to measure the degree to which classroom instruction uses "reformed teaching" as defined by Sawada et al.

Another recurring theme of the discussions with the SESs was the extent to which classroom observations could accurately capture the quality of instruction or the efficacy of student work.

Light levels and the degree to which a classroom and its furniture was designed to foster a sense of "this is our classroom" ownership and familiarity in the pupils were the fifth and sixth most effective factors affecting educational performance.

A secure box will be supplied to each classroom in which to place the returned envelopes.

To answer research questions 1 and 2 we collected survey data from advisory board members, teachers, and students in which they rated the degree to which the classroom materials aligned to the criteria/core strategies and the degree to which the materials were useable/feasible.

I have some sixth-formers for longer stints this second week, and want to get them out of the classroom to study strangers (by which I mean, ordinary people).