Sentence examples for classrooms calling from inspiring English sources

The kids clearly had never learned like this in their rote-driven classrooms, calling my style "modern" teaching.

Oklahoma politicians are trying to ban Advanced Placement U.S. History courses from state classrooms, calling the course's recently updated framework unpatriotic.

While Avery sees it as a place where this archival material can live on, beyond the book stores, museums, and classrooms calling it "A digital museum, of sorts, and an exciting introduction to a tremendous writer.

These virtual classrooms, called e-learning labs, were put in place last August as a result of Florida's Class Size Reduction Amendment, passed in 2002.

Part of that plan included the creation of classrooms for troubled students who disrupt classes; the classrooms, called New Beginnings Centers, are now being used by eight high schools.

It funds pilot programs for new education models, donates laptops and provides free online software for classrooms called Curriculum Pathways.

The chief inspector will also warn of poor discipline in the classroom, calling it "a culture of casual acceptance of low-level disruption and poor attitudes to learning.

Timothy Daly, president of the New Teacher Project, a nonprofit organization that recruits and trains new teachers, said he had concerns about forcing reserve teachers back into the classroom, calling such a move a "bad solution educationally".

The professor in this classroom calls her his most intelligent student.

She described an app used in the first-grade classroom called Explain Everything, which allows a child to record his own voice describing materials found on a nature walk, or interviewing a classmate about "what makes it rain".

The story is about a young boy, Xirsi, who falls for another boy in his classroom called Ivar.