Sentence examples for full-time classrooms from inspiring English sources

There are also two language labs and 14 full-time classrooms.

When I first started as head of department, there were 19 teachers sharing eight full-time classrooms.

Under the existing policy, most full-time classroom teachers automatically progress to a higher pay point each year.

Last month, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced that a budget shortfall would require the elimination of 800 full-time classroom aides and thousands of full-time and part-time aides who monitor halls and cafeterias and handle discipline.

Most of those attending the conference were longtime substitutes with teaching credentials, many of them having chosen the flexibility of daily assignments over the responsibilities of a full-time classroom.

Within these districts, EMS and ESS were identified as full-time classroom teachers in grades K-5 who taught two or more classes of students in either mathematics or science.

Elementary content specialists are defined as full-time classroom teachers who are responsible for content instruction for two or more classes of students.

There is a dearth of research relating to ECS, in which full-time classroom teachers share students for the core content areas: reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies.

Because this research focuses on alternatives to the traditional, self-contained model of elementary instruction, we exclude in the following sections research related to teacher mentoring models of content coaches and intervention specialists and focus instead on full-time classroom teachers who teach two or more classes of students in either mathematics or science.

The selection committee will also consider applications received since the beginning of the school year from teachers who have at least three years of full-time classroom experience.

I realize that substitute teaching affords me only a limited capacity to generalize to the experience of a full-time classroom teacher, but I walked away from that day in awe of what classroom teachers do on a day-to-day basis; unless one has actually taught in a classroom, it's virtually impossible to appreciate the personal effort and investment required to teach well.