Sentence examples for various classroom from inspiring English sources

Pas and Bradshaw (2014) determined that elementary teachers who rated their teaching environment positively were more likely to view various classroom experiences more favorably.

As the design framework informs design based on the emergent processes in real classrooms, it may present more robust and synergistic patterns of scaffolding that can withstand the in-situ interplay of various classroom constraints such as robustness of the technology, limited curriculum time, and limited energies or attention span of the students and the teacher.

Police investigator Thord Haraldsson told Swedish media that the suspect marched around the hallways of the school, knocking on various classroom doors before he entered.

This was not necessarily true across all of the classrooms and provides insight into the potential conceptual understanding or comfort level of the various classroom teachers with the science content and curriculum (Stoddart et al., 1993; Atwood and Atwood, 1997; Abell et al., 1998; Trundle et al., 2002; Schwartz et al., 2004; Davis et al., 2006).

Inside, among the various classrooms filled with election workers, the struggle of Sultane Lubin was common.

Before and after graduating from college, she taught in various classrooms and spent a year teaching high school English in Media, Pa.

At Viola, which has 544 students in kindergarten through sixth grade, 22 iBooks are lodged on a cart and make their way into various classrooms for use throughout the day.

In the last 15 years, the two-year degree program has been using the college's cafeteria at the Eastern Campus for a test kitchen, along with various classrooms for general instruction.

Then, as they dug into the casserole, they talked about the test on Mesopotamia, the lesson on root words, all the things Monday morning would bring in their various classrooms.

Occasionally, as he toured various classrooms, where parents had been organized by the age of their children, he would let someone take his arm to guide him down the hall or he would turn to someone else to interpret whatever question the hearing aid in his right ear had garbled.

My mother spent decades teaching in various classrooms across the Midwest before retiring a few years ago, and she has seen the cant of the education establishment run the gamut from "learn by doing" through "learn by testing" a number of times.