Sentence examples for not all classrooms from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that secondary implementations design their classrooms to promote interaction but not all classrooms look the same.

Most (but not all) classrooms had one, and the teachers knew how to use them (with the vast majority happily embracing them).

In addition, not all classrooms have been built with resilient materials.

Although not all classroom precincts had reported by the break, it was clear the sentimental favorite would not win.

The relationships are not all made equal — a classroom rival is one thing, a hostile ex-friend another — and researchers say their psychological impact depends in part on how youngsters respond.

But these hours need not all be spent in a classroom under the supervision of a paid teacher.

And when I am opened the almost-empty but not at-all classroom because my Rock and Wings were ankles-folded, paper-grading at the table -- when I uttered a hollow "hello" to Ms. Hamilton and told her I had just cried I did not cry again -- and she told me it was okay that that being "like a girl" was not a shame or a sham or scam, but a reason to keep climbing.

"Although we talk about reform, not all the classrooms of America are seeing this reform," said Marilyn Whirry, a teacher in California and a member of the National Assessment Governing Board, which oversees the test.

Just as all females are not the same, not all biology classrooms are the same.

It doesn't happen in all classrooms, of course, but I believe it happens in too many.

The types and structure of class activities that instructors implement have an impact on the learning experience of students, which may help explain why not all active-learning classrooms show the same level of learning gains (Andrews et al., 2011; Freeman et al., 2014).