Sentence examples for impoverished classrooms from inspiring English sources
Three of them, like Mrs. Damiba, are alumni of Teach for America, the national program that places recent college graduates in impoverished classrooms.
But she had an idea, and a decade later, her Teach for America is a thriving nonprofit organization, having placed 6,424 newly minted college graduates in some of America's most impoverished classrooms for two-year stints, and raised $76 million from foundations, corporations, individuals and government grants.
Instead, it is a diary of a social entrepreneur, an inspiring how-to guide for young people with big dreams, a thoughtful tale of the ups and downs of a decade at the stunningly successful nonprofit organization, Teach for America, which has placed more than 5,000 recent college graduates in impoverished classrooms.
The evidence presented to support this argument draws into question dominant characterizations of peer talk in classroom settings as being unproductive or impoverished.
He knew that the majority of students were impoverished and attended falling-apart schools on year-round tracks, stuffed into overcrowded classrooms.
To restore integrity to the Atlanta system, which serves mainly impoverished children, state and city officials need to improve test security and make sure that those involved in cheating lose their teaching certifications and never work in classrooms again.
Cablevision workers are not impoverished.
And when Miss Takasaki pushed open curtains to reveal the studio's long classroom mirror she ill-advisedly opened up the space and added a clearer view of dance that, necessarily spare, began to look impoverished.
Brady died impoverished in 1896.
