Sentence examples for classroom toward from inspiring English sources

My favorite of these is definitely the Tigers football helmet in the classroom toward the end of the book.

We walked up to the door, and it was like you had been going into that classroom, toward that desk, for a year.

It is important to note that our cluster analysis identifies two basic "tracks" for moving a lecture-based classroom toward greater student-centeredness: 1) through the use of PI to prompt student student interactions or 2) through the use of heavy Socratic questioning and/or occasional "turn-to-your-neighbor" strategies.

Yet Clinton's bill, which generally did not allow adult recipients to count time spent in classrooms toward their requirements, reduced the number of unmarried mothers attending college by more than 20 per cent, the researchers found.

He didn't stand out until that afternoon when hundreds of students headed from classrooms toward the building where anti-war activists were distributing get-out-of-Cambodia postcards for students to mail to President Nixon.

It is recommended that no fewer than six of these be Law School classroom credits toward the requirement of 36 classroom credits.

While at HLS, students must be enrolled in a minimum of ten total credits each semester in HLS or GSAS, with no fewer than eight of these being HLS classroom credits toward the requirement of 36 HLS classroom credits.

Supermax prisoners are not permitted to work in prison industries, take part in group free time on the yard, or participate in substance-abuse treatment, spiritual support groups, classroom assistance toward a high-school G.E.D., or any other prison programming.

The HLS J.D. degree requires a minimum of 52 credits across 2L and 3L years, and the credits earned while at Cambridge will be counted as classroom credits toward the 52-credit minimum.

U.S. Supermax prisoners are not permitted to work in prison industries, take part in group free time on the yard, or participate in substance-abuse treatment, spiritual support groups, classroom assistance toward a high-school G.E.D., or any other prison programming.

The U.S. needs to move away from zero tolerance policies in the classroom, and toward other forms of discipline which better foster a supportive learning environment, and which do not result in the expulsion or suspension of students.