Sentence examples for normal classrooms from inspiring English sources

SCHOOLS MORE STUDENTS RETURN More than 6,000 students were expected to return to their normal classrooms Tuesday as the Education Department reopened 15 schools closed because of storm damage.

What would be normal classrooms are the frontlines where these students, through their love for education, are exercising nonviolent resistance against violent extremism of the nihilistic kind.

We decided to transfer him to the district's most restrictive behavioral program, a contained school environment where children who can't function in normal classrooms can access their right to free public babysitting from 7 30-1 50 Monday through Friday until they turn 18.

"These kids will exhaust the resources of any normal classroom," Berger says.

It paid teachers extra to serve beyond their normal classroom hours in tutoring and study "resource centers".

With a gradual schedule laid out by the clinic's doctors, he resumed a normal classroom workload.

Now here's a radical idea: How about judging students' school achievement based on the work they produce under normal classroom conditions?

I would have the option of asking them to put it on the record but I think that the students will get a better experience if it's as much as possible a normal classroom experience".

According to a 2010 study conducted at Iowa State University, students training on a virtual welding machine were 30 to 40 percent more likely to gain professional certifications than those who trained exclusively in normal classroom and shop conditions.

While some schools are incorporating the programme into International Baccalaureate, BTEC or A-level qualifications, to help teachers create an atmosphere that feels entirely different from the normal classroom we've asked them to write their own plays alongside their groups and develop their skills at the same time.

An initiative to take those most likely to end up in a life of drugs and violence out of the normal classroom and educate them separately, in ways that try to give them an element of self-knowledge and pride, is stymied both by a lack of funding - itself due in no small part to political hubris and chicanery - and the necessity of forcing each pupil blindly through the rigidity of state testing.