Sentence examples for reading in classrooms from inspiring English sources
The speech, which has gotten wonderful reviews, should be required reading in classrooms across the country — and in as many other venues as possible.
The panel is modeled on the National Reading Panel, which has been highly influential in promoting phonics and a back-to-basics approach to reading in classrooms around the nation.
Considered a 20th-century classic that defined racial injustice in the Depression-era South of the United States, To Kill a Mockingbird is standard reading in classrooms across the world.
American Born Chinese, which according to the Washington Post explores multiple identities, is widely read in classrooms and was a National Book Award finalist.
He's attended community meetings in Rockford, Ill., and written for the San Jose Mercury News about why his book should be read in classrooms.
Controversy over Bible reading in public classrooms is far from new.
Far more off-putting than reading in the classroom.
NM: It has been many years since I taught reading in the classroom and great strides have been made in this area.
They steered clear for nearly a generation after a 1963 Supreme Court ruling outlawed Bible reading in public school classrooms but allowed religion to be taught as a subject.
Engelmann's story is the one that George W. Bush was reading in a Florida classroom on the morning of September 11 , 2001 at the moment he learned of the terrorist attacks.
We saw the video article format as having advantages for researching an old picture book about a Māori family, which was originally intended for reading aloud in classrooms as a pedagogical text.
