Sentence examples for to blackboard from inspiring English sources
noun
A large flat surface, finished with black slate or a similar material, that can be written upon with chalk and subsequently erased; a chalkboard.
"Rock Around the Clock" sold disappointingly that year, but in 1955 it was reissued as part of the sound track to Blackboard Jungle, one of the most popular juvenile delinquent movies of the 1950s, which was accompanied by teen rioting in many theatres.
Under the terms of the deal, Providence will pay $45 a share, a 3.7 percent premium to Blackboard's closing price on Thursday.
From Bench Top to Blackboard: Scientists as Schoolteachers *Feature Index*, by Jim Austin, 5 July 2002.
In addition to Blackboard, Instructure's Canvas software competes with Desire2Learn and Moodle.
Michael Danahy, Lynn Horton, and Yan Li are cases in point: scientists who made the switch from bench to blackboard.
In addition to Blackboard, PrepMe faces competition from Instructure and Moodle.
The tablet PC saves Booksh from having to go to a blackboard to teach -- and it saves the students some note taking, a feature you might think they'd relish.
In another site, the teacher relied more on closed-ended question-and-answer approaches, such as calling children to the blackboard to respond to a specific query.
The two Afghan teens are quick to solve the problem, and are called up to the blackboard to explain the exercise to the others.
When he tried to learn cursive writing in the third grade, he would stand next to the blackboard to see.
A lot of countries will need to go back to the blackboard, back to the basics of human capacity building, before they can partner with us on anything.
