Use "classroom" em uma frase

1. place in the classroom

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2. How serious? Consider this scenario: one of your students starts running around the classroom with his pants on his head, yelling profanities about the education system

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3. You don’t want that in your classroom

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4. JOHN’S CLASSROOM - LATER THAT DAY

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5. It says much for Karen’s power in the classroom, that Lucy mumbles a ‘sorry’ in my direction … before I can respond, Karen grasps my elbow and steers me away towards another group

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6. As she was ushered back to her classroom she felt

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7. After I left, I heard from someone who worked as a classroom assistant, that the staff used to have a sweepstake on who would field the biggest gaff from my mother

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8. Tom found the classroom learning of gestures rather

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9. As they had been instructed during the classroom sessions, the

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10. Cruttwell guided him to an adjoining classroom

11. He decided to polish all of the brass keyholes on the classroom doors with a new

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12. His office was bigger than any classroom in

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13. those stools in the Chemistry classroom

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14. With some difficulty he had placed a microprobe inside a biology classroom in an institution in the native city

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15. He had relegated their own observations to verifying what they could of what they were learning in the classroom

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16. You could smell graduation in the air and the classroom part of high school was on

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17. “Could have been worse if it had started in the classroom

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18. "I'll keep my probe in the classroom, this session has all new teachers and subjects in the room I can monitor

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19. collective sigh fell over the classroom

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20. Story problems in the classroom help; but children need you to reinforce those skills in everyday, hands-on activities so they can understand how to transfer information from one place to another to make them real – otherwise, story problems remain just stories

21. As they enter through the doorway of the classroom, the

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22. Hendersen is typing away at his desk at the head of the classroom

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23. He is standing in the classroom in which the test will be administered, looking out the window and talking to a reporter from “The Courier” who is there at his “behest

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24. Once they are out of the classroom

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25. A nonsense concept that says, in effect, that college or high school classroom learning will be enhanced, provided only that those of mixed races and cultural heritages will be in the same room

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26. “I’m good in a classroom, I swear

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27. In the classroom

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28. And he was a bit annoyed too, if not angry, that Tiger tried to pull him away from the classroom

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29. Pirate was on the brink of crying his eyes out as he sat for the umpteenth time on his log in the classroom, flapping his tired wings

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30. In this manner, mediocrity in the classroom has become a self-fulfilling prophecy that, for egalitarian reasons, seeks to ―level‖ the intellectual playing field by penalizing students who (otherwise) have the potential to perform on a higher level

31. History, as it is presently taught in the classroom, can no longer be properly thought of as History, however civic exercises in political correctness designed to advance society‘s proportional requirements relating to gender and race

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32. Perhaps the question we should all be asking ourselves is what is it that determines relevancy in school environments where most traditional subject matter seems to have lost its potency? At the present rate, unless higher academic standards (and discipline) are restored in the classroom, many schools may very well become irrelevant in their own right, if not already so!

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33. Our public schools need to restore balance and common sense in the classroom

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34. I would argue that spending inefficiencies rather than insufficient resources are the real culprits masking the (underlying) reasons why many of our public schools are failing; that along with disinterested teachers and a gradual departure from traditional values at home and in the classroom that money can not buy

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35. That having been said, racial attitudes, I believe, are oftentimes reinforced although not necessarily formed in the classroom

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36. ‘s by focusing (more) on ―performance‖ standards in the classroom rather than relying on objective, more traditional measures commonly employed to assess a student‘s (native) aptitude

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37. It is not my intention to marginalize the importance of classroom instruction and the vital role it plays in promoting academic achievement but to point out, rather, that the many decisions these students will eventually make in their professional careers will oftentimes override the limits of classroom instruction

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38. having and reading a Bible in the classroom

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39. In another room directly in front of them they could see a group of children seated at small tables, arranged as a classroom

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40. I told Devon, just so I could beat him to the punch, “Okay my man – meet me over by the shop classroom tomorrow morning

41. Goenaddes walked into the classroom, my problem was solved, it just fizzled out

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42. Witty went on to tell me that Chris and he farted like mad all over the classroom on that bean, sauerkraut and broccoli day and then passed off the blame of this gas attack on the unsuspecting quiet, shy and reticent girl named, “Sabinta

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43. classroom learning, but a real life training ground

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44. I saw his collection once in his classroom

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45. Once in the classroom, everyone was aware of one period that loomed over the school day: French period

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46. on shooting up a classroom or a mall is going to volunteer to turn in his heater, do you?

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47. “This isn’t a classroom,” he replies through gritted teeth

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48. He tried to think of Juliet, his classroom, his Batmobile, the Amazon, but nothing could stop the show

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49. Christina marches into the classroom with a ladder under her arm, the others behind her

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50. His place was in the classroom

51. The following year I was teaching children much younger, but Tommy came to visit me every day in the classroom nearby

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52. “Wait! You wouldn’t happen to know where classroom 304B is by any chance?” asked the stranger

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53. Improvising on the piano – I’d insisted on having one in my classroom, I played honky-tonk versions of little kids’ songs (Afrikaans and English), making up words or adapting them to my purpose

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54. All the activities of my classroom could be seen and heard by the other children

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55. At the end of one morning when we were, as usual, exhausted by our efforts, little Suzie’s mother came to fetch her from my classroom

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56. The teachers were trained to deal with different personalities, yet she fully understood the necessity of discipline in the classroom setting

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57. It’s just that he sometimes forgets there are other students in the classroom

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58. He would be sure to post his ditty outside Stroyer’s classroom

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59. She had said if they muzzled him in the classroom, he should borrow some duds from the cache of costumes and set himself up

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60. Outside the classroom, he wasn’t used to

61. If history provided a classroom, then there had to be a penalty for not paying attention

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62. Still some of our teachers sow seeds of doubt and shame in the classroom, to their discredit

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63. At first she seemed reluctant because she was getting her classroom ready for the new school year

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64. The classroom burst into life once more and each Boy took his

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65. way back into the classroom to await the final results of the

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66. I walk in and scan the classroom for a spot to sit

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67. Claps and cheers again rang out throughout the classroom and

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68. ” And the kid on the ski lift is pretty much the sort of passive, limp, indulgent automaton his classroom teachers seek to produce as future citizens, using such material as cited above

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69. President Bush visits a primary school classroom

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70. inside and outside the classroom were not those of the mainstream, and he ruffled more

71. Everybody waited and waited for him to appear, and eventually they left the classroom

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72. ‖ The next class the professor arrived to an empty classroom, and on every seat there was a hat

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73. When all the students were back into the classroom, Mr

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74. Monica turned her wheelchair in the direction of the classroom and started as Joan walked along her side

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75. Then he walked – or might I dare say, danced – toward our classroom

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76. “Toby had never tried to touch us in the classroom before!”

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77. As though a small tornado was inside the classroom

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78. He became apprehensive and perturbed when he heard from his classroom a professor, who was leading an angry anti-Vietnam rally, yelling: “Fernández, don’t be blind! Come down here and learn the language of the people!” The students laughed, Roger smiled and calmly continued teaching

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79. Teaching biblical principles our nation was founded on is forbidden while the study of polytheism and mythology in the classroom is encouraged

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80. What is the average age of these children?” Even adults, long out of the classroom, would have no trouble with that one

81. And you will not be surprised to learn that only a fraction of this money actually gets to the classroom

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82. activity, and informality in the classroom

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83. down in the classroom that she longed for the

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84. classroom, has written a treatise which, in surprisingly few words, explains exactly why and what the solutions are

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85. Saeed, dressed in his white lab coat, over black casual slacks and a Ford dress shirt, his Boss glasses on top of his head, was standing at the front of the classroom beside Harry

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86. Saeed's office across from the classroom

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87. “Integration should be pursued not only in the classroom, but also by bringing the students closer to real life through various forms of project work, whether business or pro bono, and interaction with the corporate world and the world of not-for-profit,” says Purg

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88. “Conversations may begin in the classroom and continue through breaks,” she says

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89. EMBA Programs encourage that dialogue in the classroom and also through teams and other activities

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90. As in the traditional classroom, the faculty member moderates the discussion

91. Dearing remembers one of the more challenging EMBA student career transitions – a student who came to the EMBA classroom with the background of a film editor and wanted to become an investment banker

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92. “It’s becoming a normal occurrence in the classroom that a classmate arranges a meeting for a student with the boss, say, if they have an opening for a director

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93. While an information session provides a way to learn more about the program, a longer visit and one that includes some time in the classroom will give prospective students a clearer picture of what it’s like to be in the program

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94. The most popular option for a visit is one that that includes or focuses on time in the classroom

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95. During either a visit to the program or to the classroom, prospective students can talk more with fellow students about what the degree means

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96. in the EMBA classroom

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97. , in the EMBA classroom

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98. Whenever Gayle entered the classroom, many familiar faces greeted him

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99. Inside and Outside the Classroom

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