Sentence examples for improving the classroom from inspiring English sources

And Leonie Haimson, of Class Size Matters, a group that advocates for smaller classes, said that Chicago's example showed the focus should be on improving the classroom experience, not on forcing children to repeat grades.

Through all these experiences, Prerna has developed a deep interest in supporting higher education and improving the classroom experience to make science more accessible, encourage more students to enter and stay in STEM fields, and support critical thinking beyond the classroom.

Both quantitative and qualitative responses from teachers, principals, and students have indicated that our program greatly improves the classroom and the overall school environment.

Rechtschaffen, a leading mindfulness educator and founder of the Mindful Education Institute, believes that mindfulness training can increase social-emotional skills like attention, empathy, forgiveness, and impulse control that help improve the classroom social climate and increase academic performance for kids.

Long before collaboration became a household word, Yale understood the benefits that could accrue both to itself as an institution and to its public school system in its city by bringing university professors and classroom teachers together to study and to plan more effective ways to improve the classroom teaching and learning.

The SoTL program mentors faculty members on how to improve the classroom teaching experience by incorporating research and implementing the design in the classroom environment.

We understand that learning with and from people of different backgrounds and perspectives and life experiences improves the classroom, improves the workplace, and improves this country.

Todd provides a chart that shows the constructive and connective ways that social media can improve the classroom experience.

Castain acknowledged in an interview this week that the mayor's rhetoric would sound empty unless he told the public how he would improve the classroom environment.

For instance, a program called RULER in the United States is designed to improve the classroom atmosphere by creating a sense of warmth and mutual respect, reducing hostility, and improving teacher sensitivity to students' emotional and academic needs.

Jorgensen said that weaving music into math lessons has boosted her students' test scores, enhanced their understanding of the larger concepts, improved the classroom climate and accomplished something few would think possible of middle-school math: Made it fun.