Sentence examples for classrooms from the from inspiring English sources

This paper examines the proposals for the improvement of university classrooms from the perspective of Spanish students with disabilities.

To try to make history come to life for my students, I showed them two black-and-white photographs of segregated classrooms from the 1940s.

Outside, she motioned to the several hundred feet that separates the building for the fourth- and fifth-grade classrooms from the main building, the site of the original proposed expansion.

The National Teachers Hall of Fame is in Emporia, and tourists come to see the dollhouse models of classrooms from the early 17th century onward and to read the plaques of inductees -- 70, so far.

Teachers will be able to lock their classrooms from the inside – an impossibility that was shocking to some in 2012, but which prevailed in many regions to prevent pupils from being able to shut out teachers.

The AGI will release a report this spring on how teaching affects opportunities and outcomes for sixth-to-ninth graders across 14,000 classrooms from the 2013 14 school year.

It seems hypocritical to insulate the classroom from the innocuous effects of cash.

Students often separate the science they learn in the classroom from the science they observe in the world around them.

And the students were able to extend their coursework beyond the classroom, from the collections at the Louvre to Monet's home in Giverny.

No professional feels completely prepared on her first day of work, but while a new lawyer might work under the tutelage of a seasoned partner, a first-year teacher usually takes charge of her classroom from the very first day.

How can I set the stage for student engagement in an active learning classroom, from the first day?