Sentence examples for classroom tradition from inspiring English sources

Doodling is a hobby as time-honored a classroom tradition as passing notes and trying desperately not to be called on.

Originally established by the De La Salle Christian Brothers, the school is now dedicated to "the Lasallian tradition"—offering both classroom and extracurricular opportunities that support social justice and faith.

It does not refer to the stereotypical and static Chinese cultural knowledge that enables teachers to teach Chinese holidays or tradition in the classroom.

It does lean on tradition, however, by replicating the classroom experience with live video classes.

Set to excerpts from just about every thumping score used as accompaniment in the ballet classroom, "École de Ballet" stays close to the tradition of allowing each student to display individual talents.

Outside the classroom, students participate in clubs, athletics and school traditions.

This tradition of teachers working in isolated classrooms has made it very difficult to move the field forward in any kind of concerted fashion.

There is no good reason to hustle students back into the classrooms in August — it is just hard to change tradition.

But when the children are asked to bring a food that is part of their family tradition, or to explain an ethnic holiday activity, the classroom becomes an international festival.

She said that instruction in Indian traditions often led to richer discussions in the mainstream classroom.

Furthermore, a better anchoring in, for example, learning theory or instructional design or in established research methodologies from educational technology research traditions could improve the quality and usefulness of the flipped classroom approach.