Sentences with phrase «front of the entire class»

One of the best ways to teach a peer - tutoring routine is to model the steps with another teacher or a student in front of the entire class.

After the students answer the questions, I share the results in front of the entire class.

Names are called in front of the entire class duri...

In the 1970s, I was chastised in front of the entire class for speaking up with an off the wall answer, «Don't be so bold, Mary Ellen King.»

The professor screamed at me for disagreeing with the theory of evolution but then I believe he thought it would be better for him to make me look bad in front of the entire class.

«One day when Josiah scored poorly on a test, the teacher made him hold up his test sheet in front of the entire class, with a big «F» on it, until dismissal,» Jackson said.

Disgusted by young Albert's inability to learn Greek, his professor at Munich's Luitpold Gymnasium reportedly told him in front of the entire class that he would never amount to anything.

In order to expedite the downfall of the rotting capitalist edifice, the girls» training involves such sordid ghastliness as being forced to perform oral sex on some dishevelled down - and - out dragged in off the street, in front of the entire class, but somehow the steely, resolute Dominika manages to turn these unpropitious circumstances to her advantage.

No struggling reader likes to have his or her weaknesses exposed in a group, in front of the entire class or their reading circle.

Do we address individual students» weaknesses in front of the entire class or seek to have private conversations first?

I'll paraphrase his remarks: Expressing yourself creatively in front of an entire class, especially when you are not good at art, is the great equalizer.

She went on to say that each of us would be responsible for analyzing, memorizing and reciting — in front of the entire class — a specific poem: «The Road Not Taken,» by Robert Frost.

I'm still traumatized from having to stand in front of the entire class, chalk in my quivering hand, until I figured out the world's hardest math problem (I still have nightmares about Sister Celine).