Sentence examples for where classrooms from inspiring English sources

Unlike most jails, where classrooms are separate from cells and living areas, student prisoners live and learn on A-wing.

This reader is looking for advice — how have other parents handled a kindergarten-ready child in a community where classrooms skew older?

Dillard High School, where classrooms open to outdoor hallways, is not a violent place, students said, apart from the occasional fight.

Two British examples, suggests Will Davies – author of the Limits of Neoliberalism – would be the NHS and universities "where classrooms are being transformed into supermarkets".

A hundred and twenty people were dead, as far as anyone could estimate at that point, and eventually the survivors made their way into the dark, unheated elementary school and other shelters, where classrooms were preferred to gymnasiums.

The San Francisco School of the Arts produced a memorable Christmas concert last December in the face of falling budgets and run-down premises, where classrooms often lack basic supplies.

Earlier this year, students at U.C.S.B. agreed upon a resolution recommending that such warnings be issued in instances where classroom materials might touch upon "rape, sexual assault, abuse, self-injurious behavior, suicide, graphic violence, pornography, kidnapping, and graphic descriptions of gore".

Anna Frellsen, chief executive of the Maternity Foundation, says the app is aimed at health workers "on the periphery of the health system", particularly those in remote areas where classroom-based teaching is difficult to deliver.

They are also encouraging for the growing field of distance education where classroom attendance is not possible at all.

The intervention included a special professional development course designed for teachers, to help them reflect and modify their practices, where classroom observations and feedback on instruction became a fundamental basis of the intervention.

The study lasted a semester; students were involved in a blended learning environment where classroom lessons supported by self-regulatory e-tests as a part of an online course management system, called MOODLE.