Sentences with phrase «schoolrooms at»

We sat in wooden desks in a large schoolroom at World Vision's ADP (Area Development Program) in Viloma, waiting for a local youth group to present a play they'd been working on for months.

In a unique schoolroom at California's Riverside racetrack, ex-Champion Carroll Shelby and Designer Pete Brock show hopeful Phil Hills how to put polish on the lead in their feet

Not exact matches

«Far too much teaching at school has already degenerated into this kind of debate (think, for example, of religious education or philosophy), more suitable for the pub than the schoolroom,» Baroness Warnock argues.

Following a fruitless (all the raisins and soggy satsumas were left firmly at the bottom of their lunchboxes) back - and - forth on class sizes, Miliband lost his attention span and preferred to take on the notorious schoolroom bully with a bold rejoinder:

Because of the timelag between leaving the schoolroom and arriving in the boardroom, by the time there are equal numbers of men and women at the top, there could be huge numbers of ambitious women on the way up, motivated in less equal times.

This week, for example, in schoolrooms across America, tales are being told about how «Indian corn» was served at the very first Thanksgiving meals in early - seventeenth century New England.

The unpublicized infighting of such people has had as much practical consequence at the schoolroom level as all the theoretical apparatus of the schools of education.

Aimed at pupils in Key Stages 2 and 3 and anchored from Shakespeare's Schoolroom and Guildhall at King Edward VI School in Stratford - upon - Avon, the programme will offer an exclusive glimpse of the classroom where the young Shakespeare spent his formative years, shaping his future as the world's greatest English language playwright.

Project - based learning has replaced grim Communist Party pronouncements at the core of the Russian schoolroom.

Helping inner - city students make a successful transition from the schoolroom to the workplace requires special expertise that does not exist exclusively in either of those institutions, said participants at a conference held here last week.

At the Gmurzynska Gallery, notable for a Kabinett schoolroom installation of A Kid Could Do That!

Its central figure, a factory worker, is flanked by smaller scenes of ordinary people at a picnic, in a parlor, on a farm and in a schoolroom.

With no support beyond its own ipse dixit, the Court concludes that the Kentucky statute involved in this case «has no secular legislative purpose,» ante at 449 U. S. 41 (emphasis supplied), and that» [t] he preeminent purpose for posting the Ten Commandments on schoolroom walls is plainly religious in nature,» ibid.