Sentence examples for star classroom from inspiring English sources

During the 10 hours a week they spent in the STAR classroom at their high school over the next four years, Mr. Jean-Louis, 18, and Ms. Dean, 18, received help with homework, reviewed for Regents and prepared for the SAT.

It's an important part of the education equation, and if properly harnessed, might be what the industry needs to bring more shooting stars into classrooms for years to come.

According to figures from Microsoft, the real star of the classroom may be PowerPoint itself: 69percentt of teachers who use Microsoft software use PowerPoint in their classrooms, an application second in popularity only to the workhorse of word processing, Microsoft Word.

Thrust into an unfamiliar environment, forced to change his name (becoming Larry, because Americans think Lauries are girls), he had emerged from an uneasy start to become a star inside the classroom and out.

Universities can spend the money to hire a new investigator, to top up an existing salary, or to absorb costs associated with replacing the star in the classroom.

The winners were classroom "stars" and deserved their well-earned glory.

Jerry Claiborne, who turned out good teams but even better classroom stars in 28 years as the head football coach at Virginia Tech, Maryland and Kentucky, died Sunday at a hospital in Nashville.

Possibly the most radical aspect of CTC is an avowed effort to take the accent off teachers and make students the stars of the classroom.

Rather than making you return to the classroom, S-Star brings the classroom to you.

As part of our present study, we are analyzing videotaped classroom observations of STAR participants both prior to and after attending STAR (Ales et al., 2010).

Christmas is just around the corner, which means it's time to reach for the glue sticks and get crafty, encouraging students to make everything from stars to snowballs for the classroom.