Sentence examples for of new classrooms from inspiring English sources
Amref has overseen the construction of new classrooms and school buildings in the sub-county.
New York University is proposing the largest expansion in its history, with a new tower on Bleecker Street and three million square feet of new classrooms, dormitories and offices in the Greenwich Village area.
Efforts have been made to bridge the gap in personnel and resources, including teacher training programs intended to reduce the pupil-to-teacher ratio, curriculum development and reform, and the construction of new classrooms.
What followed was increased access to primary schools thanks to the construction of new classrooms, the rehabilitation of existing classrooms and school infrastructure, and the training and hiring of female teachers, particularly for assignments in remote areas of the country.
Helen Keller Middle School will open a 25,000-square-foot addition of new classrooms for every grade level, and a $28.5 million, 72,000-square-foot addition, renovation and expansion of the playing fields at Joel Barlow High School will begin this summer.
Every penny wasted on his new tests should go to the hiring of more teachers and the construction of new classrooms, in order to bring down class sizes, increase the personal interaction of teachers and students, and increase the likelihood of that emotional spark of inspiration and mutual understanding with which education begins.
The enclosure of a rear balcony permitted the creation of new classroom space on the third, fourth and fifth floors.
Gordon cited the steady introduction of new classroom technology in Northwestern's lecture halls as an example.
A crop of new classroom and learning spaces across the University is helping to transform teaching and learning, while serving as important models of collaboration.
The study marks the latest and most concrete result of a five-year project that bridges the gap between new insights from neuroscience and the testing of new classroom teaching tools for fourth-graders in the San Francisco Bay Area.
After objections from residents and university faculty, the proposal was reduced by about 20 percent to 1.9 million square feet of new classroom space, and other facilities for the more than 50,000 students that attend N.Y.U., the nation's largest private university.
