"traditional class" is a correct and usable term in written English.
For example, "I have always enjoyed attending traditional classes for my education rather than taking online courses."
Fascism is thus not some sort of breakdown of tradition but a continuation of traditional class rule by other means.
He framed the unrest as a traditional class conflict.
They spend a third session in a traditional class practicing their pronunciations.
But Brust notes that in a traditional class, they would be learning far less.
Trade union membership was at an all-time low, heavy industry had disappeared, and traditional class consciousness had waned.
Well, this just won't do, because Britain's racial minorities do not fit neatly into its traditional class structure.
Most public schools rank students, but college admissions officers and guidance counselors report a growing movement against traditional class rank.
Blended courses provide valuable research data because outcomes can easily be compared with those from a traditional class.
Seniors gathered yesterday to celebrate traditional Class Day activities, including an address by Thomas L. Friedman, a columnist for The New York Times.
Some admissions officers are skeptical that ending traditional class rank improves acceptance rates; others acknowledge that a certain type of student benefits.
The 1,300 undergraduate students at Reed already use Web-based software that supplements traditional class instruction in subjects like history, philosophy and literature.
