Sentence examples for put to classroom from inspiring English sources

As essay-scoring software becomes more sophisticated, it could be put to classroom use for any type of writing assignment throughout the school year, not just in an end-of-year assessment.

This time, Matters will not volunteer to answer that question, not until today's plans and political pronouncements are put to a few real classroom tests.

It is little wonder that responses to a crisis as engulfing as the World Trade Center disaster couldn't be learned in a classroom ("Leadership, Put to a New Test," Sept. 16).

Mr. Chase, the former president of the Connecticut Education Association and a Danbury teacher for 25 years, said programs like the one in Bridgeport were "absolutely essential if we are to have enough teachers to put in classrooms by 2007 when school enrollments will balloon to an unprecedented 54.3 million".

That has led to severe budget crunches, leaving states without revenue to put into classrooms and teacher salaries.

For months, the SBOE has been weighing which textbooks to put on a classroom "approved" list.

At Yellowstone National Park this year, the All Girls Expedition lets high school students put classroom learning to a real-world test, tracking collared coyotes and studying the water quality of geysers.

She is reluctant to put this down entirely to classroom jealousy.

One way to help low-performing students do better in school could be to put them in classrooms with teachers who share their race, a new study says.

"Isn't there a way with $13 billion to put more into classrooms than this?" she asked.

"You've got to put parents in classrooms, as well as kids".