Sentence examples for frequent classroom from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan and Iraq, and all the knotty problems associated with them, were frequent classroom topics, but the expectation for students was not to become personally involved in them as realities beyond harboring political aspirations, or taking law classes, or becoming a doctor.

In addition, I found frequent classroom drop-ins valuable for assessing classroom climate.

When he was in second grade and diagnosed with ADHD, I battled for services--and lost again--but this time, I got "accommodations," like frequent classroom breaks.

I frequent the classroom of another friend to break into her stash of 3-year-old gum balls when I need a rush of sugar.

"Other remarks like, 'It's because you're a girl,' or 'We need a boy to be partners with this girl so she's not lost,' are fairly frequent in the classroom," she said.

Stephen McDaniel, a professor of sports marketing and media at the University of Maryland, mentioned the troubled economy, the money "hemorrhaging" from sponsors, the exits of Annika Sorenstam and Ochoa in the last 36 months, and a frequent topic from his classroom: the persistent puzzle of establishing women's sports in the United States.

Parents can, and should, play an active and frequent role outside the classroom, especially in creative ways that keep children's innate sense of curiosity and exploration alive.

In the UAE, undergraduate medical education continues to be comprised of long hours in the classroom and frequent written examinations, but limited hands-on training.

The results indicate that (1) students in tablet-based interactive classrooms perceive frequent experiences with tablet-based instructions as easy and useful and (2) student satisfaction is significantly influenced by their perceptions of deeper learning experiences through tablet use, which are significantly influenced by their future expectations and self-efficacy for learning.

Classroom assistants and frequent video clips help keep the children focused.

These conversations became more frequent and urgent in my classroom after Trump's election.