Sentence examples for compulsory class from inspiring English sources

Dreading that compulsory class you know you'll suck at, the one with the 50% fail rate?

From last September, all undergraduates have had to take a compulsory class in "Creative Expression".

There has also been a proposal for a compulsory class on race and gender.

An oft-cited article by Karen L. St. Clair, A Case Against Compulsory Class Attendance Policies in Higher Education, Innovative Higher Education, Vol. 23, No. 3, Spring 1999, examines and evaluates the research literature on the relationship between attendance and academic achievement.

Science may still be taught as part of other classes, but it will not have separate, compulsory classes, as religion does.

Jessica Shepherd reports today that a damning report by Ofsted says schools are jeopardising the career prospects of thousands of teenagers by failing to offer compulsory classes in ICT.

They gathered to debate how to stop the imminent introduction of compulsory classes that critics say is an attempt to brainwash the city's children by the Chinese government in Beijing.

Chris Woodhead, the former chief inspector of schools in England, says providing chess in schools - either through clubs or classes - could be helpful, but compulsory classes are not the way forward.

Students were asked to participate after compulsory classes for 1st, 2nd/3rd and 5th year students.

Most students 66-866%) responded that leaving lectures earlier, not filling out mandatory evaluations, skipping a non-compulsory class or lab, and checking email during lecture, were not unprofessional behaviors.

But the worst offences had naturally been committed by the government: the unstoppable spread of academies, introduction of compulsory phonics, class sizes of thirtysomething and rising, and the removal of teachers' opportunities for "magic moments" in the classroom.