Sentence examples for monthly classroom from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the 30-min, monthly classroom observations measuring the fidelity to the intervention revealed that teachers were regularly implementing the techniques with good success, earning scores averaging 3 (average use) to 4 (good use of strategies) at each observation.

HELP is a 6-month program, with a monthly 2-h classroom session and optional biweekly communal gardening.

This will be achieved by a combination of monthly participation in classroom activities under the direction of the schools' physical education teachers and MSU staff, as well as weekly internet communication designed to facilitate the 5th grade students' achievement of suggested nutrition and physical activity behavioral goals (all internet communication are subject to MSU staff oversight).

The principal tore up the suspension paperwork and instead required Sam to miss a week's worth of recess and to meet with the guidance counselor during his classroom's monthly ice cream party.

With our partner, SnagLearning, we'll post monthly "film festivals" of classroom-worthy documentaries on often-taught or newsworthy topics.

Instead of innovation, Bronx Prep's independence fostered uncommon collaboration and consistency across classrooms, with monthly reading skills posted in the hallway, timed comprehension exercises in science and history, and vocabulary lists even in music and math.

Led by an expert panel, a monthly class observation of one classroom was conducted to check for quality of instructional delivery (amount and intensity of activities) and to discuss issues and problems encountered during outdoor play periods with the teachers at the intervention childcare center.

Some highly credentialed and beloved teachers asked that I skip their classrooms during the monthly school tour (a tour that I've led for almost a decade).

He is also the author of "Campus Life Exposed: Advice From the Inside" (Peterson's Guides, 2000), and until earlier this year wrote a monthly column for The Wall Street Journal's classroom edition.

The case documents the impact of a 5-day workshop on course design and teaching complemented with three cycles of classroom observation and feedback, and a monthly discussion group on teaching.

This was a monthly event where different children's parents would visit the classroom to share something special about their family.