Sentence examples for classrooms links from inspiring English sources

A UNICEF initiative, Connective Classrooms, links schools around the world via a common Internet platform, where they work collaboratively on a curriculum that focuses on topics related to the Millennium Development Goals.

Second, students and classrooms linked with more than one mathematics teacher were removed from the analysis sample.

There are five computer labs and all classrooms are linked to a school computer network.

Mrs. Buchheister created an interactive Web site (www.franklin.ma.us/auto/schools/oak/classrooms/buchheister) for her classroom with links to online educational resources and exercises that the students can do in class or at home.

Children with special needs are usually assessed to determine who will attend a mixed school, under the country's inclusive education policy to avoid stigma, and who will study at a special school, such as St Francis school for the blind in Madera, which, along with Katine primary school, is taking part in the British Council's Connecting Classrooms school link programme.

Others used assessment tools to push beyond immediate practical application in their own classrooms and link research on how students learn a specific discipline to results from education and cognitive sciences on how people learn in general (reviewed in National Research Council, 1999), giving rise to the field of discipline-based education research (DBER).

The indoor environmental quality within a classroom is linked to the health, comfort and performance of students.

Unfortunately, research indicates that classroom observation linked to coaching and professional development is a key element of a system for continuous improvement of quality.

Results provide preliminary support for the model and evidence that autonomous motivation toward mathematics activities in the classroom is linked with autonomous motivation, intention, behavior and actual attainment in mathematics homework outside of school.

More than 360,000 children followed the voyage of the Great American II through newspapers and on line as part of an interactive educational project Mr. Wilson started in 1993 called sitesALIVE that links classrooms and adventurers.

Technology brings the world into your classroom and making links with other countries makes learning real.