Sentence examples for high quality classroom from inspiring English sources

"That means let us be the high quality classroom practitioners we can be; but it also means let us be as in give us peace from confused curricular change, unnecessary bureaucracy and unwarranted assaults on our working conditions".

The training methods and standardised materials used during ICMT courses (chart booklet, wall charts, videos, photograph booklet, mother's counseling card, recording sheets and the modules) aimed to facilitated high quality classroom training and hands-on clinical practice to teach health workers how to manage sick children comprehensively [ 10].

Still there is a danger when schools focus too much attention on test preparation at the expense of high-quality classroom instruction.

In one survey of Pre-Kindergarten programs, children who experienced high-quality classroom instruction and supportive teacher-child relationships gained most in academic skills, but these gains were not related to teacher qualifications or ratios (Howes et al., 2008).

"Our intent is not to be an alternative to a high quality teacher and classroom," Mr. Hernandez said.

Parents want high standards in the basics, within a rich and balanced curriculum, and high quality teaching in every classroom – which this bill has no plan to deliver.

But speaking to the BBC, Shadow Education Secretary Tristram Hunt suggested that the key to improving standards was to have "really high quality teaching in the classroom" and accused the government of allowing "more and more unqualified teachers".

It also describes the background to a current large scale UK project which has been set up to design with teachers a programme of high quality group work in classrooms at both primary and secondary phases.

Can you confirm that part of the success of Singapore and Shanghai is down to the high quality of teachers in the classroom?

Education minister Nick Gibb said we need a "renaissance" of high quality textbooks in England's classrooms and they should replace worksheets and lesson plans.

Classrooms are bare and text books are basic, minimal, "not that appealing" to look at, admits McMullen, but of exceptionally high quality and thoroughly researched.