Sentences with phrase «limited place in our classroom»

Worksheets aren't inherently evil, but they do have a limited place in our classroom.

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Extra-curricular activities in UK schools are often limited to the private sector, where resources and facilities make it easier for teachers, parents and school staff to support activities that take place after school or outside of the classroom.

The sky is the limit when it comes to digital content creation; and the classroom is an important place for students to learn the skills they'll need to communicate and thrive in today's digital world.

Teaching is certainly not limited to what takes place in a classroom full of first year undergraduates.

Tes and SMART technologies have pulled together the advice and expertise of key people in education ranging from teachers at the heart of inspiring our young people, to administrators and policy makers, to discuss ways to transform schools and classrooms into places of inquiry and experimentation, in which limits, creativity and discovery are pushed.

The Edge of Time and Place Learning can now truly be 24/7/365 rather than limited to what happens in a classroom 6 hours a day, 5 days a week, 31 weeks a year.

Or would they think that high - stakes testing was directed at them: limiting autonomy in the classroom, placing excessive pressure on students and teachers, and undermining professionalism by assuming that teachers» own judgments of students» performance were wrong or inadequate?

(Holden 2011) It is clear that learning can't be limited anymore in one place, classroom.

Additionally, programs that offer alternative routes to certification other than the traditional model, such as Teach For America, provide perhaps the ultimate field experience by placing teaching students in classrooms after completing limited training.

Although this mutual cultural understanding will help ameliorate some of the struggles Asian American students face, it won't place role models who look like them in the classroom, and allow them to smash the «bamboo ceiling» that has limited them to mild success in their respective careers (Lee and Zhou, 2015).