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Classroom in sentence

444 examples of Classroom in a sentence

Unfortunately, to the embarrassment of we MIT professors, (Laughter) the low point every day is classroom activity.
Looked like classroom activity.
We all come to the classroom, to work, back to our homes, a little bit tired and a little bit tattered sometimes.
That's exactly the kind of world that I wanted to create in my classroom when I was a teacher, like a Willy Wonka world of pure imagination, but make it scholarly.
That's why it was so important that my classroom be a place where my students could build the muscle of confidence, where they could learn to face each day with the confidence you need to redesign the world in the image of your own dreams.
If he could give me focused work, then he could do it from anywhere in the classroom, from our classroom rug, from behind my desk, from inside his classroom locker, which turned out to be his favorite place.
One day, I decided to host a mock 2008 presidential election in my classroom.
Despite my high ideals for our classroom, I would too often default to my baser instincts, and I would choose compliance over confidence.
I watched the light go out from her eyes, and that light sparked joy in our classroom.
Most days the classroom feels like an antechamber.
You go online, you can choose the individual teacher by name whose classroom you're going to be able to help by literally buying the specific items they've requested, like microscopes or laptops or flexible seating.
Donors actually get letters from the kids in the classroom.
Putting a few cameras in the classroom and saying that things are being recorded on an ongoing basis is very practical in all public schools.
So we've had Brendan, who's from IDEO, and the rest of us sitting aside and watching these students as they put play principles into practice in the classroom.
I wanted to come up with something I hoped could make me a better teacher, and give the youngsters under my supervision, be it in athletics or the English classroom, something to which to aspire, other than just a higher mark in the classroom, or more points in some athletic contest.
And I tried to use that more or less in my teaching, whether it be in sports, or whether it be in the English classroom.
And we hang that chain up in our classroom as a decoration, sure, but also as a reminder that we are all connected.
The chain that hangs in my classroom is more than just a decoration.
And every year, I have seniors come back to my classroom, room 340, and they can still point out where their link hangs.
Think of a classroom of children in the language arts.
Students, in turn, continuously move outside the classroom to engage the world directly.
It's one of the best known of these new marketplaces where a donor can go straight into a classroom and connect with what a teacher says they need.
And that can't happen in a classroom.
They have scissors in the classroom, but knives and forks?
Public agenda did a survey for us a couple of years ago where they found that 43 percent of the high school teachers in America say that they spend at least half of their time maintaining order in the classroom.
If teachers don't have authority to run the classroom, to maintain order, everybody's learning suffers.
For instance, there are 21 states in our country where corporal punishment in the classroom is legal, where it is legal for a teacher to beat a child with a wooden board, hard, and raising large bruises and blisters and even breaking the skin.
We have professors from MIT, Berkeley, Stanford, Indian Institute of Science who come and teach our children lots of scientific formulas, experiments, much beyond the classroom.
And this is true in the courtroom, but it's also true in the classroom, in the bedroom, and in the boardroom.
So first, five symptoms that you're doing math reasoning wrong in your classroom.
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