Sentence examples for is classrooms from inspiring English sources
noun
A room, often in a school, where classes take place
"The result is classrooms that are little more than test-coaching factories," said Robert A. Schaeffer, public education director of FairTest, an advocacy group that opposes the broad use of standardized testing.
Mostly, both sides say, it is classroom management skills.
First, in my experience, what technology disrupts is classroom discussion, debate, collaboration, cooperation and social interaction.
Most undergraduate palliative-care education is classroom-based.
Now, they are classrooms.
Upstairs will be classrooms and offices.
These were classrooms, not nursery schools.
We want our classrooms to be classrooms, not battlezones.
There will also be classrooms, offices and a fellowship hall.
The best data sources have turned out to be classrooms.
There are classrooms, meeting rooms, lots of cops (uniformed and plainclothes), a little cafeteria, a library.
