Sentence examples for classrooms include from inspiring English sources

In a country where skating stars are national icons and classrooms include the sport in the studies of folklore, second place is considered unacceptable.

All of our electronic classrooms include audio/video functionality, a podium, an LED projector and a touch screen panel to manage the audio/video display.Specific details for each e-room are listed in the table below.

But faced with overcrowded classrooms and increased pressure to raise performance, educators need better tools to give students the personalized instruction they need — especially if their classrooms include a broad range of intellectual and developmental needs.

Sample strategies and language from a variety of instructors who have used framing in their classrooms include sharing with students findings from studies about research on the efficacy of active learning, engaging students in reflecting on how they learn, and establishing expected student behaviors during class (Science Education Initiative, 2013).

For example, the faculty-reported barriers to the uptake of active learning in their STEM classrooms include lack of experience, confidence, time, institutional rewards, financial rewards, and classroom structure as well as misalignment with their disciplinary expectations and their identity as faculty members (Henderson and Dancy, 2007; Henderson et al., 2011; Brownell and Tanner, 2012).

Seven texts were ordered removed from all classrooms, including "Chicano!

Find out more about Extreme Classrooms – including information on the Highest Classroom on Earth challenge to Everest in October 2013.

Dr. James A. Levine, a professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic, advocates what he calls "activity-permissive" classrooms, including stand-up desks.

In many classrooms, including Mr. Sockel's, the message was that this year teachers and students would have to find a way to do more with what they had.

The issue has been looked at as part of the Learnometer project, examining the physical conditions of classrooms, including temperature, light, sound and CO2.

In addition to hiring staff, the expansion to 3-year-olds would require hundreds of classrooms, including some in the most crowded — and expensive — parts of the city.