Sentence examples for classrooms access from inspiring English sources

YouTube For Schools promises classrooms access to educational videos without the risk of pupils being "distracted by the latest music video or cute cat".

The space Mr. Olivas showed him, originally an open dormitory, had been converted by the Hebrew Institute into four classrooms accessed by a tiled hall.

An analysis of research conducted by Intel Corporation on education technology environments in 13 countries integrating ICT into specific classrooms found that teachers, whose students have lab and classroom access to ICT, or have a 1 1 environment, were both significantly more likely to use ICT than their peers who only have access to a computer lab.

"Teachers can now find lesson plans compatible with Google Apps for Education, share those lesson plans using Classroom, access free training on Google tools, and even take their classes on immersive virtual journeys to bring their lessons to life with Google Expeditions and the TES portal".

MTV and the UN will augment the program with a special website, free classroom access to the documentary, and supporting lesson plans.

Portable room dividers should be folded and stored flat, well away from classroom access points, or placed in a storage closet, when not in use.

The preferred mode of teaching is to use the web-based interactives, however, alternatives are provided that only use print-based materials for classrooms without access to the internet.

However, innovative uses of ICT in the classrooms with access afforded new learning opportunities previously unavailable such as analyzing data or information, accessing information not available in print, and using ICT to collaborate with other students to construct project based learning activities.

The smaller classrooms, direct access to professors, extra academic support and honors' programs at community colleges offer extra support for you to excel, earn scholarships and gain admittance to great universities.

We decided to transfer him to the district's most restrictive behavioral program, a contained school environment where children who can't function in normal classrooms can access their right to free public babysitting from 7 30-1 50 Monday through Friday until they turn 18.

Ideally, these designs require at least 30 teachers and classrooms (and access to appropriate covariates) to have enough statistical power to detect the small effects typical of educational interventions (Raudenbush et al., 2007).