Sentence examples for conventional classroom from inspiring English sources

Taylor was interested in anything that moved away from or subverted the linearity and abstractness of the conventional classroom.

"In a conventional classroom, a teacher who is demonstrating cookery tells the class to come over and watch.

Children tutored individually performed two standard deviations better than children who received conventional classroom instruction — a huge difference.

Christopher Hampson's Perpetuum Mobile is a plotless, neoclassical work based on conventional classroom steps – not a style generally associated with this company.

Taking the online route, according to those who've done it, is especially good for children with learning disabilities who might have trouble in a conventional classroom.

But a computer chip and electronics, developed in the US by Texas Instruments and now in place at no extra cost in a range of conventional classroom projectors, are opening up 3D to students and teachers.

There will be conventional classrooms and lockers on the second floor and, off the theme, a separate lab for nursing-school students.

In it, Dr. Lovaas reported that after rigorous training, some autistic children had been able to catch up to their peers and function in conventional classrooms.

Buried in Mr. Bennett's announcement late last month that he was founding an online school, primarily for children taught at home, is the description of a line of products targeted at the parents of children in conventional classrooms.

Virtual music and dance schools have sprung up which are offering courses that would otherwise be taught in conventional classrooms.

Drucker estimates we already spend about half as much on continuing adult education as on conventional classrooms.