Sentence examples for mundane classroom from inspiring English sources

The Responsive Classroom approach centers on several ostensibly mundane classroom practices.

We appear willing to bear any burden, pay any price, to confound the kind of terrorists who shout "Allahu akbar" ("God is great") and plant bombs, while unwilling to take the slightest step to curb a different kind of terrorism — mundane gun violence in classrooms, cinemas and inner cities that claims 1,200 times as many American lives.

Or perhaps the point is that academics are people too, with rich (and mundane) lives outside of the classroom.

Some faculty members worry that the laserlike focus on science will divert money from more mundane but pressing needs, like classroom space, while others wonder whether government financing and private philanthropy can be sustained to see the plan through to fruition.

Measured against the glamorous fields of history, economics and psychology, classroom technique began to look downright mundane.

Furthermore, Burgess and Fleet (2009) cautioned that curriculum innovations promoted through a non-mandatory document might not be implemented as the daily mundane issues and habitual practices occurring in the classroom teachers may overwhelm teachers.

From classrooms we must cast out "the mundane, this closing ourselves off within ourselves".

Movietickets.com, Adopt a Classroom, Rstreet Patent and Copyright – from the mundane to the expert, this was the footprint of my life manifest through email, most of it not given explicit permission and none of it wanted.

It makes room for the mundane: plumbers sharing their latest jobs, teachers sharing the delight and horror of the classroom.

How mundane?

Flipping a coin twice is a mundane thought experiment; having Steve Nash of the Phoenix Suns attempt two free throws with a game on the line is like watching ESPN in the classroom.