Sentence examples for teaching a classroom from inspiring English sources
One look at the buff, idealistic future senator teaching a classroom of surly prison inmates ("Look, Jamal, you gotta do the work"), and one's heart begins to sink.
ROBERT FAHEY, Burlington, Mass., posted on nytimes.com NO CHILD LEFT UNTABLETED I'm a music teacher, and I think the idea of teaching a classroom of children with tablets is awful.
The reader is told that while Match candidates were "stellar" students who "succeeded in school when given freedom". he will not be "teaching a classroom of Mini-Me's" (p. 10), hence the Match teacher cannot treat his students as he was treated.
Many young law school students dream of one day arguing a case in front of the Supreme Court or of teaching a classroom full of bright future activists who will use their legal skills to defend environmental causes and advocate for human rights.
In his public statement, he wove in two very personal stories about his family's immigrant background and his experience teaching a classroom full of undocumented students.
For many years Cathy was one of only four elementary school teachers teaching a classroom full of autistic children.
Mr. Lucks also teaches a classroom and online course in investing in "distressed properties".
There's also the question of how a principal can do a classroom observation of someone who doesn't teach a classroom subject.
However, it is rare that I will teach a classroom full of majors in my discipline.
Suppose that Mrs. Brown and Mr. Smith both teach a classroom of third graders who score at the fiftieth percentile on math and reading tests on the first day of school, in September.
Among the early adopters were the NoMad, with its by-now-beatified roast chicken; Má Pêche, where a pork chop built for two has gradually been joined by tandem companions like a whole porgy and a fried chicken; and Red Rooster, whose oceanic Harlem chowder could be used to teach a classroom full of hungry children about the diversity of sea life.
