Sentence examples for for regular classroom from inspiring English sources

Bright IDEA 2 began in kindergarten and tailored gifted methodologies for regular classroom teachers to use with all children.

Many instruments have been concerned with beliefs about evolution as opposed to knowledge of evolution (Brem et al. 2003), or have used qualitative methods that are too time consuming for regular classroom use (Demastes et al. 1995; Demastes et al. 1996; Ferrari and Chi 1998; Samarapungavan and Wiers 1997; Settlage 1994).

It is possible that these differences, which roughly mirror the general demographics of the adults and youth in the school district, may have set the stage for replication of regular classroom dynamics for some students of color who were already experiencing disconnection and disinvestment from classroom activities.

New York City also prohibits private payments for additional regular classroom teachers, but parents in more affluent neighborhoods achieve a similar result by financing art and music teachers, called "consultants".

Of those, more than half spend most or all of their time in specially designated classrooms, while the remainder are pulled out of regular classrooms for part of the day for special instruction tailored to their disability.

This time is often considered prep time for the students' regular classroom teachers, who are not responsible for the students' education in these particular content areas.

This study's findings can inform future efforts to increase movement opportunities for children during regular classroom time.

*Gifted students are good role models for other students and can provide a challenge for them in a regular classroom.

The integration of garden-based activities may likely be not only an important ingredient for science learning, but may also shape students' engagement and enthusiasm for science in the regular classroom.

A side benefit of this approach was that it temporarily relieved the overcrowding in the regular classroom for that session.

Just as in Kindergarten #16, Nika will spend his mornings with a group of disabled children, receiving specialized lessons, before heading to a regular classroom for the second-half of the day.