Sentence examples for looking for a classroom from inspiring English sources

As we explained in our introductory post, we first met these teachers when they sent us a message on Twitter just as we were looking for a classroom to partner with to explore the new standards together.

The team's guns were drawn (but not loaded) as they went from classroom to classroom looking for a hidden "intruder".

Others had some college under their belt but were unsure about going back, or were looking for a break from the traditional classroom setting.

The Cold Spring Harbor Library, which moved from a red-brick building in the village to the Goosehill school in 1987, could not renew its lease with the Cold Spring Harbor school district because the district is looking for more classroom space.

I held her hand as we wound around the school looking for her classroom and trying to make it before the bell signaled our tardiness.

Pinterest touches people's lives, whether it's the woman planning her wedding or the teacher looking for ideas for classroom activities.

"As a teacher looking for places to supplement the classroom experience, it was something I was very aware of," she said.

At a recent open-school night at Post Road, which has students in kindergarten through fifth grades, the halls were packed with parents looking for their children's classrooms and teachers.

Mr. Marx's efforts follow other admission pioneers at Amherst who believed in looking for talent beyond the classrooms of Exeter, Andover and Choate, including in inner-city community colleges.

Teachers and administrators weigh in on what to look for: elementary classrooms should be stuffed with books; teachers should be working with a few students, not lecturing at the entire class; principals should give you a tour of classrooms -- a principal who prefers just to walk down the hall is "one of the most telling signs" that things aren't right.

But progress can also look like a classroom of children.