Sentence examples for persistent classroom from inspiring English sources

This may be triggered by a one-off event – swearing at a teacher or hitting another pupil – or by persistent classroom disruption.

The representation of the data in multiple formats in persistent public classroom displays was intended to support the development of an understanding of the distributional characteristics of earthquakes across the dimensions of space, intensity, and time (see Fig. 2).

Two salient features that were intentionally varied between the embedded and non-embedded versions of the unit were the extent to which the activity was embedded and persistent within classroom space, and the extent to which it required students to enact the epicenter computations with their bodies.

Stephen McDaniel, a professor of sports marketing and media at the University of Maryland, mentioned the troubled economy, the money "hemorrhaging" from sponsors, the exits of Annika Sorenstam and Ochoa in the last 36 months, and a frequent topic from his classroom: the persistent puzzle of establishing women's sports in the United States.

Therefore, in this study, we used a pre- and posttest design to investigate the effects of flipped-class pedagogy on learning strategies in higher education and study whether the effects of a flipped classroom were persistent.

The experiment is under a microscope, because overcrowded classrooms are a persistent plague in urban and suburban schools.

Despite persistent calls for action-oriented learning, classroom dialogue takes up the major portion of instructional time in commercial vocational schools in Germany (Götzl et al. 2013; Seifried et al. 2006).

Google is tackling the persistent need in education for better software with Classroom, a new tool launching in beta preview to help teachers make, collect and track student assignments, and to help them better communicate with their classes.

A major barrier to achieving mastery is the fact that students bring scientifically inaccurate ideas from their prior experience to biochemistry classrooms, many of which are robust and therefore persistent (Anderson and Schönborn, 2008; Chi, 2008).

The persistent cultural belief that girls who have given birth are adults - who have no place in a classroom - also means that as many as nine in 10 Kenyan girls who drop out of school due to pregnancy never return.

I'm talking about persistent underfunding, flavor-of-the week reforms, the wide range of societal problems that seep into the classrooms, students who come to school hungry or sick.