Sentence examples for later classroom from inspiring English sources

(Format or design of the poster boards may be decided upon as a class for consistency in presentation and later classroom display).

Although later classroom observation, student evaluation questionnaire, teacher individual interviews, teacher self-evaluation, and teacher testing (Santiago and Benavides 2009; Smith et al. 2004) were introduced to the field of teacher evaluation, they provide little insights about how to improve teaching practice (Duckor et al. 2014).

Thirty years later, classrooms look pretty much the same as they did then, except instead of green chalkboards, many classrooms now have white dry erase boards.

Moments later, the classroom door swung open to reveal a black-clad figure wearing a ski mask and holding two guns.

Nakata (2010) conducted a follow-up study with six of the same participants one year later; assessing classroom English use using a revised CLA sheet and a revised 7-item post-hoc questionnaire administered five months after the follow-up study course.

So EARTH created an "upside down" curriculum that, from the start, puts students in the field and on the farm to provide a context for the more theoretical aspects of agricultural science that they learn later in classroom studies.

Four months later, its classrooms still have mounds of mud and waterlogged textbooks on the floor.

Soon after, in 1958, the school expanded with the construction of the New Building in the grounds of Allen House, a building used for a number of years as a boarding house and later as classrooms.

Zacharias' book recounts discussions between 'The Christian', presumably Zacharias himself, and 'Ammonius' in front of the classroom; later, perhaps after Ammonius' death, Zacharias revised the book, whereby the largest addition was a discussion with the medical philosopher (iatrosophistēs) Gesius.

In an attempt to hide from Hogwarts caretaker Argus Filch after opening a screaming book, Harry escapes to a classroom (later revealed to be the Room of Requirement), finding the mirror.

Later, overwhelmed by classroom stress, many leave the field.