"follow the class" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are directing someone to pay attention to what is happening in a group setting such as a classroom. For example: "If you want to stay up to date with the course material, make sure you follow the class."
About seven students stayed to follow the class out in the hallway on the linoleum floor.
This would allow low-skilled students to follow the class more closely and enable them to ask questions about the material in section.
Then create a classwide Facebook flu log page or flu tracker Twitter account, or both, and have students ask members of the community who use these services to join or "follow" the class account and provide updates when they feel the onset of flu symptoms or miss a day of work or school for illness.
Ms. Aaron: "Are we ready to tweet?" Class: "Yeah!" And out went the message, to parents and grandparents, most of whom had signed up on Twitter to follow the class's messages, tickled to see them pop up each day.
Step 4 is finding, which is the key step for an engineer to follow the class.
Even in the health club, we wear our hearing aids to help follow the class routines.
Who will follow the classes of 1983 (Amis, Barnes, McEwan, Rushdie et al), 1993 (Hollinghurst, Ishiguru, Winterson et al) and 2003 (Smith, Cusk, Waters et al)? 15th London Book Fair opens.
Read further: Use the colon to punctuate the end of a sentence when a list of items follows, as follows: The class will expose you to the following topics: politics, history, and economics.
Following the class, faculty will walk you through the enrollment process and fall performance schedule.
3. Following the class discussion, hold a debate in a public forum, such as a school assembly.
Following the class, the fellows debrief to discuss how the ideas they learned about could apply to their work.
