Sentence examples for reach the classroom from inspiring English sources

Partnerships between all the professionals involved scientists, teachers, and writers creates an opportunity for innovative, cutting-edge research to reach the classroom.

Students without it can be lost once they reach the classroom, educators say.

If implemented effectively -- that is, if the standards actually reach the classroom and teachers are given the materials, training and support they need -- the Core will dramatically change what it means to be a student in American public schools.

Yet their writing rarely reaches the classroom.

The conflict has not reached the classroom, but some worry that it may.

Charter schools received less public money per pupil, but, with leaner bureaucracies, more dollars reached the classroom.

Thomas Lowery clomped down the hallway in his jeans and Timberland boots, 6-feet-2 and 290 pounds and 54 years old, until he reached the classroom.

("Once your child has reached the classroom and you give them one last hug and kiss you will be directed to the back exit," read a notice posted on the school door to the parents of kindergartners).

One of their number, Simon Emilien Néronn), is on milk duty and goes on ahead of the others: on reaching the classroom he peeks through the door – and sees their teacher hanging from a ceiling pipe, dead.

("Once your child has reached the classroom and you give them one last hug and kiss you will be directed to the back exit," read a notice to kindergarten parents posted on the school's door).

While there are problems with the rhetoric of safe spaces and student vulnerability — as a professor at N.Y.U. and Princeton, I worry about what can happen when that rhetoric reaches the classroom — the Yale case, given the specific environment of the residential-college system, differs from many of the recent skirmishes between faculty and students (such as the one at Northwestern).