The phrase "in class practice" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in the context of education and refers to any activities or exercises that students do under the direction or supervision of their teacher during a class. Example: "The teacher assigned a few math problems for in class practice before moving on to the next lesson."
Trainees suggested that future courses provide written materials in Khmer as well as English, include information on money laundering, have more laboratory equipment available for in-class practice in drug identification, and include more time in simulations.
I deem that the in-class practice before starting the game was important.
Besides the normal in-class practice, the teacher assigned them extra home listening materials by uploading them online, together with the necessary answers to questions.
In the optimised approach, before launching the game, Teacher A made an effort on equipping the students with the gameplay knowledge via additional in-class practice and self-created gameplay instructional video.
Increased participation on in-class practice alone could lead to increased performance on exams.
In PORTAAL, we use the cognitive domain of Bloom's taxonomy to determine the alignment between in-class practice and exams (P2; cf. Crowe et al., 2008).
An online, interactive module was designed with a structure identical to the in-class practice problem using a system described before [ 7].
This instructor has changed the classroom environment over time to incorporate more group work, more opportunities for in-class practice on higher-order problems, and less instructor explanation.
However, while the in-class practice problem sets and quizzes were found to be valuable to students, the group presentations and video lectures were found to be less so (Table 2).
They liked the hands-on approach and in-class practice that the curriculum included, such as promotora demonstrations with large props depicting teeth, gums and brushing activity, and practicing in front of a mirror.
