Sentence examples for group classrooms from inspiring English sources

Future research coming from this pilot study should monitor and observe the language stimulation techniques used in both the intervention and comparison group classrooms.

In the intervention group, classrooms were split to create groups of 10-16 students.

ARS fosters social cohesion in large group classrooms through shared knowledge of its members (viewing clicker data over time, how well others are doing, what peers think), by giving each student a voice, and by breaking the class into smaller, more cohesive groups [ 49].

The letter went on to point out that "student abilities in the typical whole group classroom span from four to five years within a class.

The group classroom activity was developed in this phase.

School staff thought that if nurses were in schools full time, more time could be spent in small group, classroom and whole-of-school activities.

The surveys were completed by the children under the guidance of staff trained to administer the surveys in a standardized manner in a group classroom setting.

Therefore, the aim of this study was to provide insight into best practices for ARS engagement in a year 1 osteopathic medical student (OMS1) large group classroom setting.

Men speak more, more often, and longer than women in mixed groups (classrooms, boardrooms, legislative bodies, expert media commentary and, for obvious reasons religious institutions).

The range of activities in the treatment classrooms represented more time spent on active experimentation and involved more higher-order thinking, whereas students in comparison-group classrooms most often experienced lectures or individual, student-focused activities.

Children belonging to these smaller mixing groups (classrooms) are considered to remain in it all the time except during the lunch hour when they interact with other classroom children.