Sentence examples for common classroom from inspiring English sources

It is still the basis of a common classroom experiment, and it signalled the way to her greatest invention.

"That's a joke!" she said, explaining that she is mocking a common classroom technique that she finds manipulative — a way of embarrassing talkers by not addressing them.

The court decided another Buckley Amendment case two months ago, ruling unanimously that the grades that students give to one another's work in the common classroom practice of "peer grading" are not educational records within the meaning of the law.

The Supreme Court ruled today that the common classroom practice of students' grading one another's work under the teacher's direction does not violate a federal law intended to protect the privacy of "education records".

It is a variation on common classroom formats like a mock trial or talk show since the class might imagine the hot seat taking place in a courtroom or interrogation room, or on the set of a national talk show.

Rather than cowering in a corner or huddling together in fear, faculty members are urged "to be aware of their surroundings and to think of common classroom objects — such as laptops and backpacks — as 'improvised weapons'", the wire service reports, noting that the training tool has already been bought by nearly 500 academic institutions.

Beyond curriculum content, the means of training may have to be renewed, using problem-solving approaches, field exercises, case studies, et., instead of the still too common classroom-type of teaching.

Here D refers to the 'delaying' moves that are very common in classroom discourse; for example: Teacher (dk1): What is Australia's national animal?

For assessment purposes, group tasks are not as common in classroom settings as independent and paired-speaking tasks because of the challenges that they present (for group work challenges, see Davies, 2009); however, group tasks are often used in conjunction with those tasks in the format of group discussions after individual presentations (Luoma, 2004).

But she said she also expected those devices to become more common in classrooms.

Like the old-school globes once common in classrooms, digital globes vary in size, but a typical model is about 24 inches across.