Classroom in sentence

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And by the way, in order to actually do this activity, here are things that you can use from your immediate environment, whether it be the garden outside or the classroom inside, which can be used as learning aids for kids."

When a supervisor comes to visit the classroom, he or she not only checks the construction of the toilet but also what is the quality of teaching.

This is a picture of a classroom that we outfitted with computers in Mexico, in my home country.

This particular classroom happens to be in the state of Michoacan.

And all sorts of beautiful things can start to happen in the actual classroom.

So depending on your politics, you might think that affirmative action is either a wise or an unwise way to promote diversity in the workplace or the classroom.

Ms. Russ listened to my story, welcomed it into the classroom and said, "Victor, this is your power.

Any student I've had the honor of teaching in my classroom is my kid.

Teaching my kids about desegregation, the Little Rock Nine, the Civil Rights Movement, is a real awkward moment in my classroom, when I have to hear the voice of a child ask, "If schools were desegregated in 1954, how come there are no white kids here?"

One day, after I'd heard about this website called DonorsChoose, where classroom teachers create wish lists of items they need for their classroom and anonymous donors fulfill them, I figured I'd go out on a limb and just make a wish list of the teenager's dream library.

If your son or daughter or niece or nephew or neighbor or little Timmy down the street goes to an affluent school, challenge your school committee to adopt an impoverished school or an impoverished classroom.

With the money made from the viral video, we were able to let students in our classroom all make their own game in a box.

So that's certainly not very affordable for most classroom budgets.

So these students come to a classroom, they're joined by a community teacher and they're connected to urban schools online.

So she had all of us come to the front of the classroom, and she bought all of us gifts and stacked them in the corner.

I know, because I did it in my classroom when I returned to teach in the Bronx.

So while I could not control the instability of their homes, the uncertainty of their next meal, or the loud neighbors that kept them from sleep, I provided them with a loving classroom that made them feel proud of who they are, that made them know that they mattered.

When we give our kids the nourishment they need, we give them the chance to thrive, both in the classroom and beyond.

She served breakfast in the classroom to all of her kids.

Here's that classroom.

Each class invited adult planners, city council and community members into the classroom, to share and discuss their recommendations.

Boulder's senior urban planners stepped over blocks and stuffed animals to explore preschool students' full-size classroom recreation of the Civic Area.

She calls this space "a classroom in disguise."

As parents, teachers, advocates and activists, we have raised a generation of girls to have a voice, to expect egalitarian treatment in the home, in the classroom, in the workplace.

I learned at an early age that I did have to do some things different than most people, but I also learned there were things I was on equal footing with, and one of those was the classroom.

As a matter of fact, I excelled in the classroom.

I learned this in my high school classroom one day, when my teacher asked me to give a presentation about Darfur.

And this is where the magic happened, in that classroom when all the students started taking their seats and I began to speak, despite this renewed feeling that I didn't deserve to be there, that I didn't belong there or have a right to break the silence.

Online safety needs to be a conversation topic in every house and every classroom in the country.

But the consequences of teen sleep loss go well beyond the classroom, sadly contributing to many of the mental health problems that skyrocket during adolescence, including substance use, depression and suicide.

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