Sentence examples for conventional classes from inspiring English sources

For years, critics have complained that foreign-born students become trapped for six or more years in bilingual education programs, which offer them substandard academic courses, instead of joining conventional classes within three years, as the program was originally designed to do.

They are often perceived as problematic and marginalized by teachers and peers when integrated in conventional classes.

Shieh et al.'s (2010) mixed methodology research reveals that experimental groups show positive attitudes toward an innovative learning environment and outperform the control groups (in conventional classes).

In this case, our predictor would result in "overclassification" of these samples, forcing them into one of the conventional classes.

We further grouped DEPCATs into 3 conventional classes: DEPCATs 1 and 2 (affluent); 3 to 5 (intermediate); and 6 and 7 (deprived).

It is often multidrug-resistant (MDR) to conventional classes of antibacterial agents and there is an urgent need to develop new agents or strategies for treatment.

In a conventional class, "I'm someone who sits toward the front and shares my thoughts with the teacher," she said.

The leaders of the two main political parties seemed to make the point that conventional class categories are no longer relevant.

But lawyers representing Holocaust victims said today that the German industry had created its own problems, because it refused to settle the claims as a conventional class-action lawsuit.

Mysore self-practice is the traditional way of practising ashtanga yoga and offers a highly personalised approach without the price tag attached to one-to-ones, and with all of the group energy of a conventional class.

The Protein Kinase C βII (PKCβII) belongs to conventional class of Protein kinase C enzyme and is preferentially activated during diabetic cardiomyopathy [1].