Sentence examples for observed a classroom from inspiring English sources

Whenever Fienberg observed a classroom, teachers would immediately feel at ease in her presence.

On a visit to Aviation I observed a classroom of 14- and 15-year-olds focused on constructing miniaturized, electrically wired airplane wings from mostly raw materials.

I recently observed a fifth grade classroom as a favor to a teacher.

What I've observed as a classroom teacher is that while not in the multitudes that flock to the goofy fun of Wimpy Kid or the wild fantasies of Percy Jackson, there are still plenty of young readers who can't get enough of the past.

Early in the Intel research, school leaders were observed questioning a classroom environment that includes students out of their seats, interacting in groups with teachers moving about the classroom interacting with groups of students.

In these two instances in which panelists did not provide a score for the attribute, the discussion focused on whether the attribute could be easily observed in a classroom.

One study included only twin pairs sharing a classroom and observed a heritability of 74 % (Hartman et al. 2007) while another included only twins not sharing a classroom and estimated a heritability of 46%% (Towers et al. 2000).

My colleague Christina Theokas and I observed classroom after classroom buzzing with instruction in both English (60percentt of the time) and Spanish (the remaining 40percentt), with the aim of ensuring that all students are literate in both languages -- that is, able to read with comprehension and write with clarity.

In our classroom, we observed a normalized gain of 0.72 when S.T.K. taught the course and 0.73 when PhD student taught the lessons.

In addition, instructors in learning communities could observe a colleague's classroom and provide feedback based on PORTAAL observations.

That is why teacher candidates at Bank Street might take an 18-week seminar outlining five different approaches to teaching mathematics, or, over a similar semester stretch, observe a child in a classroom, learning to distinguish, for example, whether a student staring out the window is disengaged or deep in thought.