Sentence examples for in primary classrooms from inspiring English sources

And unlike most other places, Britain has put more computer technology in primary classrooms than in secondary ones.

In primary classrooms, teachers who have used the technology for longest are seeing the greatest benefits, this latest review concludes.More teachers use computers in the classroom in Britain than anywhere else in Europe (see chart).

They participated in the project to investigate their classroom practice in the use of ICT to promote creativity in the making of digital video movies, and to reflect upon the development of their pedagogy with ICT in primary classrooms.

Also, the study suggests that CHC teachers need training to have more scientific content knowledge and argument capability so that they can teach science more effectively in primary classroom practices.

UNICEF will continue to provide policy support to the education sector by working with partners to: Revise the primary education curricula to include ICT and more child-centred and activity-based elements, as well as to promote social cohesion in primary classroom teaching.

Primary and secondary education are free and, since 1999, compulsory from age 4 to 16. Dutch is the main language of instruction, with Papiamentu being used in some primary classrooms.

The challenges that the Vietnamese CHC teachers need deep understanding of scientific content knowledge and that the Vietnamese teachers find teaching and learning scientific argumentation difficult align with concerns of researchers and educators about the state of science teaching in many primary classrooms recently.

England needs to find seats in its primary classrooms for almost a million more pupils by the end of this decade, at a cost predicted to stretch to £12bn.

In his book "Crisis in the Primary Classroom" (David Fulton Publishers, £12.99), Professor Maurice Galton of Leicester University reckons that, until recently, primary-school teachers typically spent 77% of their time doing this.

Brent council, in London, recently published a report saying it would need an extra 23 primary classrooms in the next few years, while in Barking there was discussion about whether a disused Woolworth's store could be used for teaching.

Kath describes what happened when a mysterious golden trainer magically "appeared" in her primary classroom and how one can manifest in your classroom too, if you so desire it.