Sentence examples for small classrooms from inspiring English sources

All around workmen are busy sawing and hammering, their feet kicking up the concrete dust deposited in the small classrooms by the earthquake's agitation.

The children returned to the orphanage, just a short walk down a country road, where they continue to study in small classrooms, still exiled from the uninfected world.

There are clusters of small classrooms not designed to house internet and power points or to accommodate banks of computers in comfort.

In New York City schools, special education students are generally taught in one of three ways — in a traditional class but with an extra teacher, an approach known as collaborative team teaching; in small classrooms with 6 to 12 students; or by being pulled out of a traditional classroom to receive extra services like speech or physical therapy.

"I've always thought that small classrooms make for better success in teaching," Arians said, "and the more eyes on the linemen, the offensive-defensive linemen, their blocking unit, the outside-inside linebackers and tight ends, the more hands-on coaches you have, the more improvement you'll make as a player daily in the classroom and on the field".

This week I want to explore the BRAC model — one that gives teachers almost complete autonomy, looks for small classrooms, combines various ages in one class, is Montessori-like in its methods, pays little attention to standardized tests and emphasizes soft skills.

I'm in a very small classroom.

"There are some students for whom the small classroom is preferable to the lecture theatre".

The classmate said that last year he threw a small classroom desk at their teacher.

IN A small classroom four teenage boys laugh and roll their eyes at each other's wisecracks.

Bentley University's trading operation, among the first of its kind in 1997, was originally tucked away in a small classroom.