The phrase 'questions in class' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The professor encouraged students to ask questions in class."
Give them time to ask questions in class.
Many students do not ask questions in class, worried they will look dumb.
When children are asked questions in class, it's inherently stressful — like being on stage.
I invite you to ask questions in class or, if you prefer, after class as well.
Students are asked challenging questions in class that invite personal and scholarly responses.
Do the reading first and ask the questions in class that you need an expert to answer".
Most professors model how to use sources appropriately whenever they lecture or respond to questions in class.
In my first year at university, whenever my classmates came across such questions in class, they would fret over why "we never had an enlightenment".
The problem with teachers asking questions in class, waiting for children to put their hands up with the answers, is that the children decide whether to participate.
"People who make quite low SAT's would have difficulty dealing with complicated questions in class," said John A. Blackburn, dean of admissions at the University of Virginia.
He said Private Manning had stood out because he asked many questions in class and was the butt of jokes by classmates.
