Sentence examples for classrooms today from inspiring English sources

Cut to most MBA classrooms today and such chaos is the norm.

Student Journalism | Three Benefits of Newspaper Programs What most classrooms today lack is student engagement.

In classrooms today, teachers and students agreed that it was hard to concentrate.

In Arab towns inside Israel, the local authorities refused to open classrooms today, having declared a three-day strike to protest inequities in government money for schools.

To their number is added the millions more in classrooms today who are failing to learn because education standards are so pitifully low and teachers are undervalued.

Billy Easton, the executive director of the Alliance for Quality Education, an advocacy group, said, "This is money that is going into classrooms today that the governor wants to take out tomorrow".

In all, more than 30,000 students have lost their classrooms this summer.

When winter winds sweep into the classrooms later this year, the school will close.

In the dorms, classrooms, summer internships and early jobs they learn how to behave the way successful people do in the highly educated hubs.

The Pledge of Allegiance will ring out cheerfully in our classrooms this fall, law or no law, and children of Republicans will recite it freely along with children of Democrats.

About 2,500 of the 2,700 fellows are expected to be placed in classrooms next fall, making up a quarter of the new teachers in the school system.