Sentence examples for to create classroom from inspiring English sources

I am particularly interested in understanding how to create classroom contexts that promote adaptive forms of motivation and in understanding the interplay between the classroom environment and individual differences.

I look forward to continuing our work with the Department of Education -- and with schools across the country -- to create classroom environments that are safe, nurturing, and inclusive for all of our young people".

The teachers who are most effective in stopping bullying are the ones who work purposefully and systematically to create classroom cultures in which kindness is valued over coolness; and popularity among students is based not on the power to dominate social interactions, but rather on a young person's willingness to reach out to a classmate with compassion.

Additionally, failing to create classroom environments in which students are encouraged to ask questions and feel comfortable expressing confusion contributes to many promising students' deciding not to pursue a science major while in college (Seymour and Hewitt, 1997).

For younger students, UNICEF is distributing School-in-a-Box kits to create classroom environments on the move so that school can get back on track wherever the children are.

As part of its effort to create classroom environments that boost learning and respect children's rights and needs, this school in Kunya Urgench, a town in northwestern Turkmenistan, offers students a resource centre complete with a computer, dictionaries, games and puzzles.

It is the school's responsibility to create classrooms that allow all students to work collaboratively, learn from one another and use their multiple intelligences.

We value freedom of expression and dialogue and we work to create classrooms and research environments that are inclusive and respectful of different perspectives and approaches.

In the Japanese context, Mixi and LINE as the most popular social networking sites have been used to create classroom-based online language learning communities for Japanese learners (e.g., Blyth 2015; McCarty 2009).

In addition to the features of an e-Station, the smart classroom incorporates innovative technologies to create a classroom with interactive learning materials.

Volunteer union crews and local companies contributed close to $1 million in time and materials to build walls and floors, create classrooms and install bathrooms and air conditioning, heating and sprinkler systems.