Sentence examples for our classrooms of from inspiring English sources

As teachers, we have seen how this robs our classrooms of vitality and curiosity.

Using the School of One as our model, our classrooms of the future will have to offer different paths toward creativity and productivity; to allow for human interaction as well as independent, virtual, discovery; and, for the benefit of us all in this extroverted world, keep the needs of extroverts and introverts in mind.

I am certain there is chaos in our classrooms because of my own experiences and those of thousands of teachers I have met and heard about along the way, not least those who have contacted me recently from around the country to thank me for speaking out.

The truth is that weapons designed for the 'theater of war do not belong in our movie theaters' -- or our classrooms, places of worship or streets.

In His Own Words AL GORE Remarks yesterday at Parkside Middle School in Manchester, N.H.: "So that's my comprehensive education plan to strengthen accountability and test all new teachers to make all our classrooms havens of learning, discipline and respect, to help middle-class families afford college and job training for a lifetime of greater learning and greater earning.

"This is just further evidence – as if we needed any – that we must move forward to reform our schools and change what is happening in our classrooms," Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch said in a statement Thursday.

She went on to condemn a "culture of excuses, of low standards", "the chaos of our classrooms" and a "sea of bureaucracy".

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On the basis of our classroom testing of the TOSLS across course types and institutions, we expect that the TOSLS may serve as a useful assessment for other applications, including cross-institutional comparisons, evaluation of student learning over time, or as a means of programmatic assessment for Gen Ed curricula.

But keeping quasi-religious hypotheses out of our classrooms is a matter of education, not freedom.

"We cut $8 billion right out of our classrooms and right out of children's health," the Senate president pro tem, Don Perata, said of trims already made.