Sentence examples for open classrooms from inspiring English sources

Anyone with experience with open classrooms will tell you they tend toward chaos.

(It's a rare holdover from the 1970s, when shared open classrooms were considered progressive).

(Following an eighty-million-dollar renovation and expansion, in 2005, none of the new wings at A.B.R.H.S. have open classrooms).

• To the Editor: Exactly what is innovative about "four teachers in large, open classrooms of 60 students"?

Have we lost all collective education memory of the '70s, when children wandered through open classrooms in progressive schools across the country?

Instead of assigning one teacher to roughly 25 children, the New American Academy began the school year with four teachers in large, open classrooms of 60 students.

Do these educators recognize the high level of experience necessary to manage even a single open classroom?

In our schools, we've seen the "open classroom" and "whole language" and "response to intervention" and "differentiated instruction".

Yet the workplace counterpart of the open classroom, the open office, flourishes: some seventy per cent of all offices now have an open floor plan.

And along those halls, one thing grabbed Inspector Donohue's attention -- the unusual sight of open classroom doors.

Some blew into the open classroom windows, where, one administrator said, teachers and students examined it "in wonder".