Sentence examples for say class size from inspiring English sources

While the notion of raising teacher pay to attract better candidates may seem simple, the issue is at the crux of policy debates rippling through school systems nationwide, over how teachers should be selected, compensated and judged, and whether teacher quality matters more than, say, class size.

School officials called the increase "unfortunate" but blamed it on the economy and said class size was largely in the hands of principals.

Plus, he said, class size reduction "is one of the few education reforms that I think we know what to do about".

He said class size doesn't matter.

As recounted by Rick Hess of American Enterprise Institute, Duncan said, "Class size has been a sacred cow and I think we need to take it on".

When you were asked about reduced class sizes, you said class sizes don't make a difference.

In one instance he said class sizes didn't matter, as if he'd never really seen a class.

Lowell's principal, Andrew Ishibashi, said class sizes that were once in the 20s were now in the 30s.

Wadwa said class sizes at his 1,466-pupil school are lower than average and that this means he spends more on teachers.

Though the district has been growing by 600 to 800 youngsters a year, he said, class sizes have remained small because of new school construction.

Patel, a member of the Vote Leave campaign, said class sizes were already overstretched with an 8% increase over the last year in the number of pupils in classes of more than 30.