Sentences with phrase «room schoolhouse from»

The collection even includes two complete classrooms, a one - room schoolhouse from Connecticut and a World War I classroom from Cleveland, Ohio!

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The Historic Independence Schoolhouse, built as a one - room schoolhouse in 1909 for the local farming community, has since been updated and now houses the tasting room where Tangent is poured along with its sister wineries from the NiSchoolhouse, built as a one - room schoolhouse in 1909 for the local farming community, has since been updated and now houses the tasting room where Tangent is poured along with its sister wineries from the Nischoolhouse in 1909 for the local farming community, has since been updated and now houses the tasting room where Tangent is poured along with its sister wineries from the Niven Family.

The Historic Independence Schoolhouse, built as a one - room schoolhouse in 1909 for the local farming community, has since been updated and now houses the tasting room where Baileyana is poured along with its sister wineries from the NiSchoolhouse, built as a one - room schoolhouse in 1909 for the local farming community, has since been updated and now houses the tasting room where Baileyana is poured along with its sister wineries from the Nischoolhouse in 1909 for the local farming community, has since been updated and now houses the tasting room where Baileyana is poured along with its sister wineries from the Niven Family.

The District Schoolhouse, circa 1810, is a one room schoolhouse originally from Candia, New Hampshire that was relocated to Old Sturbridge VillaSchoolhouse, circa 1810, is a one room schoolhouse originally from Candia, New Hampshire that was relocated to Old Sturbridge Villaschoolhouse originally from Candia, New Hampshire that was relocated to Old Sturbridge Village in 1955.

Here, when Thunderbolt And Lightfoot's heroes arrive at a plaque noting, «The one - room schoolhouse evokes a vision of a vanished America» outside a building that's been preserved as a landmark, the film doesn't dwell on the significance, but doesn't look away from it, either.

Teachers from around the world «adopt» bare - bones rooms in a virtual schoolhouse and fill them with visions of the future.

(In addition to the seed money, the Rosenwald Fund also provided architectural plans for the buildings, which ranged from simple one - room wooden schoolhouses to two - story brick buildings.)

That's why history teachers still use «Elbow Room» from Schoolhouse Rock fame to introduce the concept of exploration.

For the most part, schools have not changed much in the last fifty to one hundred years from the old one - room schoolhouse.

Wearing long skirts and straw hats, third graders from Woodstock Elementary School spend a week learning in a one - room schoolhouse the way youngsters did in the mid-1800s.

As Matt Candler, founder of 4.0 Schools, writes, «What makes a modern micro-school different from a 19th century, one - room schoolhouse is that old school schools only had a few ways to teach — certainly no software, no tutors, and probably less structure around student to student learning.

Innovators from California to Massachusetts are developing micro-schools: modern one - room schoolhouses serving 100 students or fewer with project - based curricula.

That's not how it worked in the one - room schoolhouses of yesteryear, and it's oblivious to the many ways that children differ from each other, the ways their modes and rates of learning differ, how widely their starting achievement levels differ, and how their interests, brains, and outside circumstances often cause them to learn different subjects at unequal speeds — and to move faster and slower, deeper or shallower, at different points in their lives, even at different points within a «school year.»

As public schools have evolved from one - room schoolhouses to large districts with thousands of children, the tasks expected of teachers each...

As public schools have evolved from one - room schoolhouses to large districts with thousands of children, the tasks expected of teachers each day have changed as well.

What began at the turn of the 20th century as a movement from highly variable one - room schoolhouses to a district - level «one best system» had by century's end become a national effort to use the power of the federal government to create uniformity across the nation's public schools.

Progressive Era reforms transformed a set of one - room schoolhouses into the «one best system,» shifting power from the teacher and the school to the superintendent who ran the district.

But when it comes to defining the federal role in an education system that has evolved over a century - and - a-half — from isolated one - room schoolhouses to urban mega districts — there's a lot of confusion, uncertainty, and division.

(from The 74) The Wildflower chain of micro-schools takes Montessori's model a step further, operating as one - room schoolhouses, led solely by teachers, that aim to make personalization a definition rather than a description of education.

Visit our Garden Store located in a historic one - room schoolhouse where we specialize in books, organic plants and compost, eco-friendly gardening supplies and gifts and treats from local artisans.

The room currently has a really plain flushmount, which will be replaced with this schoolhouse light fixture from Rejuvenation.