Sentence examples for mean classroom from inspiring English sources

It now dawned on my mother that school desegregation did not necessarily mean classroom desegregation.

There would be smaller differences between the bands, which would mean classroom subjects getting a bigger share of the cake.

During the first week (baseline) mean classroom CO2 concentration was 1335 ppm (sd = 325) with a range of 763 2000 ppm.

Hefce has also abandoned proposals to split band B into high cost laboratory-based science and a lower cost group of science and engineering courses, which would have meant classroom subjects getting a bigger share of money.

That means classroom debate on ideas based on evidence derived from reading.

In his view, "the invasion of political agendas" into the classroom in the '60s and '70s was "extremely dangerous," since it meant classrooms could become battlegrounds for political demagoguery.

That means classrooms that address the emotional and social needs of every student.

That means classrooms that go beyond a narrow vision of "the basics" to engage students in science and engineering, social studies and the arts.

Over 200 pamphlets created by the Task Force outlining the pertinent information on MERS- CoV for nursing students and staff were handed out during sessions or distributed through other means (classrooms, student lobby, etc).

UNICEF and the Centre for Innovations in Education are also working on including the active learning approach, which means classrooms are fun, interactive, and lively, stimulating children and increasing their learning potential.

Today, laptops and the web mean every classroom community is international as well as intimate.