Sentence examples for shaping classroom from inspiring English sources

Such conflicts often play out on a political stage, shaping classroom practice in a top-down manner.

As a result, any effort possible to support teacher's knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in shaping classroom instruction and collaboration are critical.

The evaluated space was a square shaped classroom made of a brick based building system, which is a proper representation of the building systems used in traditional preschool educational spaces in the city of Medellín, where the study was conducted.

They will be shielded in specially shaped classrooms by reinforced glass and anti-shrapnel walls that few in the US could oppose following a series of high-profile campus shootings.

Quite the contrary: Shaping a classroom's culture takes thought, planning and active engagement by teachers.

This free online conference from Google will take place May 8-9 and will feature more than 100 educator speakers and focus on leading for the future and shaping the classroom today.

These consistently-used messages shape the classroom's culture and impact the way kids think about themselves in relation to others.

We take a pragmatic approach, drawing on sociocultural discourse analysis [ 46], in which the content and function of language are analysed and interpreted, in order to understand how participants' learning and behaviours shape and are shaped by classroom interactions [ 46, 52].

[Abstract available: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tea.20324/abstract] This article describes the authors' efforts to develop a hypothetical learning progression for the growth of grade 7 14 students' understandings of the properties, structure, and behavior of matter related to nanoscale science and engineering (NSE), as shaped by classroom instruction.

As Richards (2017) highlighted, future research needs to focus on the role of teacher language proficiency in shaping teachers' practice in classroom and the differential effects of teacher language proficiency on different language skills and various aspects of classroom instruction.

Vice President Al Gore, a Democrat whose party has a long history of supporting the Education Department and of shaping policy at the classroom level, would immerse his administration even deeper into the day-to-day operations of districts and schools.