Sentence examples for language in class from inspiring English sources
He sets off the fire alarm, runs in the hall and uses inappropriate language in class.
After studying the language in class, he participated in the Princeton in Beijing summer program, which is an intensive two-month immersion in Chinese language and culture.
The numbers studying foreign languages at school plummeted after ministers made them optional after age 14 in 2002, alongside introducing an entitlement for all primary pupils to learn a language in class time by 2010.
In 2008, 92% of schools offered key stage 2 pupils the opportunity to learn a language in class time – up 8 percentage points on 2007 – mostly through one 40-minute lesson each week.
We are told that the elderly Silk, a distinguished professor of classics, has resigned from his post at a small New England college after being accused by black students of using inappropriate language in class.
Over the weekend, we became aware that some faculty members, in the interest of fostering a constructive climate for discussion, included language in class syllabi that has been interpreted as abridging students' free speech rights.
He finds reading in English difficult, but he's also being taught to read and write his parents' language in classes after school and at the weekends.
While the university is open to students from all traditions — those who sign exclusively, who speak and read lips or who sign spoken language — many protesters want the university to ban spoken language in classes and official meetings because it is easier for deaf people to understand American Sign Language.
A DCSF spokeswoman said the government was working closely with local authorities to support schools that would not be able to offer languages in class time by 2011.
Thanks to smartphones, Facebook is on the train, in shopping malls, in bars and restaurants, in everyday passing conversation, in multiple languages, in class, meetings, seminars, and even present during oral defenses for our MA dissertations.
Ninety per cent of schools' current arrangements for providing language lessons in class time are sustainable.
