noun
definition
A room, often in a school, where classes take place
Examples of classrooms in a Sentence
It had been partitioned to make four primary classrooms.
Its buildings include a chapel, a dining hall, a library, a lecture theatre, laboratories, classrooms, private studies and dormitories for the students, apartments for resident professors, and servants' offices; also a museum containing a collection of anatomical and pathological preparations, and mineralogical, botanical and geological specimens.
The majority of children who have disability attend mainstream classrooms in government schools.
Some parents even request their twins be divided into different classrooms during elementary school, to ensure each child is able to practice his or her own unique individuality.
In 2001 children who have disability in mainstream classrooms represented 2.37 per cent of the total student population of just over four million.
I will act on behalf of the parents, teachers and children forgotten by Mr Blair, to restore discipline and respect in classrooms.
January 2001 Terry Freedman has written a free e-book on using computers in classrooms which contains nearly 200 pointers to good practice.
The mission package also includes technology support to help educators prepare their classrooms for mission day.
Deaf students fail in Britain's grossly overcrowded public sector classrooms.
All the courses puffin teach use the superb facilities of the state of the art classrooms.
There is something very spatial, even urban, about the experience of walking around the corridors leading to classrooms and offices.
Recall that the children in the JP and Big Books classrooms were largely non-English speaking.
Classrooms often use milk cartons, but tea cups provide a sturdier way to grow plants.
A lot of packaging can be recycled in classrooms too.
Online learning of all kinds has really taken off in past years as major universities and trade schools alike have awakened to the potential offered by virtual classrooms.
Something that was once relegated to classrooms and kids playrooms can now be used all over the house thanks to chalkboard paint.
Rolling totes aren't allowed in the Vendor Fair area or in the classrooms due to space limitations.
The cost savings of buying in bulk greatly helps classrooms and activity centers who operate on small budgets.
In some school districts with high student-teacher ratios in classrooms, finding the opportunity to cheat is there, not only for one student but sometimes the entire class.
There's no doubt that teens are more active, if for no other reason they're running around to different classrooms throughout the day.
In October 2005, he accepted a seat on the honorary board of Little Kids Rock, a nonprofit organization whose aim is to bring music back into the public school classrooms.
It's meant to reach out to residents in the greater Grundy County area, and the center is equipped with an updated computer lab, several classrooms, and administrative services.
The main campus of the college includes most of its classrooms and buildings and is served by a suburban bus system.
The north campus is 35,000 square feet and has space for classrooms, specialized education rooms, and career-preparatory centers.
The 285-acre main campus hosts 14 computer classrooms and a 168-unit computer commons in addition to the space that it has for its expanding Creative Arts programs.
Emerging technology and Blackboard distance learning play increasingly important roles for both students and professors in modern online classrooms.
Virtual classrooms are key to getting your distance learning degree.
The Impact of Distance Learning on Interpersonal Communication Satisfaction - This dissertation compares online and face-to-face community college classrooms for a doctoral degree in philosophy.
Universities that offer graduate degrees online or through brick-and-mortar classrooms will often support student learning via online libraries for research purposes.
Keeping every child safe in science classrooms and laboratories is a joint responsibility shared by everyone including teachers, administrators, parents and the students themselves.
In addition to general safety guidelines, there are many safety rules that are specific to science classrooms and laboratories.
The playground and any outdoor facilities available for students are listed in the plan, as well as the number of permanent and portable classrooms.
Certainly, learning games can never replace teachers and classrooms, however they have been shown to supplement the learning process.
Developmentally, peer neglect is not a very stable classification, and many neglected children develop more confidence as they move into classrooms with more familiar or more compatible peers.
He encouraged the use of his artistic development stages in classrooms and as guides for parents.
Two-way bilingual or dual-language programs use both English and a second language in classrooms made up of both ELLs and native English speakers.
Although 41 percent of U.S. teachers have ELLs in their classrooms, only about 2.5 percent of them have degrees in ESL or bilingual education.
Learning English quickly in English-only classrooms is best for ELLs, both academically and socially.
Limited English proficient (LEP)-Used to identify children who have insufficient English to succeed in English-only classrooms; also called English language learner (ELL).
Five days per week with half-day preschool classrooms offer various developmental correct educational actions.
Certified special education teachers deliver programs in separate classrooms using modified educational curricula and specially designed assistive education techniques.
Specially trained support staff assist students mainstreamed in general classrooms.
Schools are required to provide services for children with Down syndrome, sometimes in separate special education classrooms and sometimes in regular classrooms, a practiced called mainstreaming or inclusion.
Depending on the school's size, there may be an extensive campus or just a few classrooms available for student work.
They may have to list each book and workbook they will use in their home classrooms.
Most public school classrooms have 25 to 30 students and one teacher.
For those that have endured history taught in public school classrooms, they already realize that textbooks aren't always the best way to learn about the past.
Many teachers use some of the ideas found on the Internet, but tweak them to suit the children in their own classrooms.
There are many ways for these older students to attend high school, from virtual classrooms to more traditional, book-based curriculums.
Your child will get a lot more attention than in many preschool classrooms.