Sentence examples for while in classrooms from inspiring English sources

Trade skills like plumbing and basic construction are taught, while in classrooms, jobseekers known as "clients"—learn how to use the internet and personal networks to sniff out local jobs.Steven Bell, an EOS manager, brushes aside the worry that there are few jobs to be had.

Aʻo, to teach and to learn, is a program for educators to design curriculum that can be utilized by any teacher in any country around the world to encourage students to be a part of the Worldwide Voyage while learning experientially in classrooms without walls.

Of the 87 3-yr programs, only three were identified that sustained in-classroom activities, while eight 6-yr programs and eight 8-yr programs were able to continue these in-classroom models.

Supovitz and Turner's study (2000) suggests that it is more difficult to change classroom culture than teaching practices; the greatest changes in teaching practices occurred after 80 h of professional development, while changes in classroom investigative culture did not occur until after 160 h of professional development.

Cognitive engagement has traditionally been operationalized by measuring the extent of students' homework completion, class attendance, extra-curricular participation in activities, or their general interactions with the teachers, and how motivated they seem while engaging in classroom discussions (Appleton et al. 2006).

Instead, she answered an advertisement for the New York City Teaching Fellows, which takes people from a variety of careers and puts them in classrooms, while paying for them to get their master's degrees in education.

It seems that, while in plays and in classrooms we are taught, and teach each other, to extend endless sympathy to sinners — to recognize the humanity of the flawed, struggling man of dishonor, and to doubt, indeed, that he is a sinner at all — in life such an extension of our empathy seems unnatural.

Employees take turns working from home, while new hires train in classrooms at a nearby community college.

Schools have embraced the changes and, despite a shortage of suitably qualified teachers, coding software such as Scratch is now standard in classrooms, while app-building and even 3D printing are becoming commonplace.

While implementing computer science in classrooms across the nation won't happen overnight, teachers, administrators, state and local legislatures, and industry need to partner to create a long-term plan to help close the skills gap and ensure students are prepared for the jobs of tomorrow.

Some students documented themselves hiding in classrooms, while others shot video of people running from the school.