Sentence examples for opening classrooms from inspiring English sources

We encouraged experienced teachers to earn more money by fleeing the classroom and becoming administrators, opening classrooms to rookie teachers who rarely have the support they need to cope with the madness that's about to engulf them.

UNICEF said its own key priorities are supporting the recovery of basic health and water services, and immediately opening classrooms.

They take a tour of the school, cut many ribbons opening classrooms and are treated to a wonderful presentation of student talent in the large auditorium.

"If we want to make sure that women and children are better off today and in the future, we must start by opening classrooms to girls everywhere," UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said two days before International Women's Day.

Google Classroom is opening up even further: After allowing anyone to join classes last month, expanding the learner side of the equation beyond just those with G Suite for Education accounts, Google is now opening Classroom class creation to anyone with a personal Google account, too.

In Arab towns inside Israel, the local authorities refused to open classrooms today, having declared a three-day strike to protest inequities in government money for schools.

Several schools opened classrooms as evacuation centers.

"Open classrooms" make sense, she told me in a recent conversation.

The teacher asked the children to open classroom windows to protect them from any unexpected broken windows in case of explosions.

He envisages outstanding schools opening their classrooms not only to new teachers but also to older ones who want to develop their skills.Stricter accountability should also help raise standards.

Each narrative discusses routes we have taken in opening our classrooms to worlds beyond them.