Sentences with phrase «students in this pod»

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The demonstration was built by SpaceX to showcase what types of designs we should expect from students competing in the Hyperloop Pod Competition.

But it's only a minor delay for students of the Yellow Pod, a small segment of the 460 kindergartners who attend the Auburn Early Education Center, in Auburn, Alabama.

Each tandem pod can accommodate 180 students and eight instructors in a given grade, who navigate 10 distinct learning environments within a total of 5,500 square feet.

Pods have had such names as Cover to Cover, in which students write books; Healthy Living; Creative Poetic Expression; Threads, Cloths, and Coverings; Managing Money and Finances; Literary Legends; and a movie - making pod called Take Five.

In addition ~ by having a pod of four desks together ~ those students can form a group of four or two groups of two depending on the day and need.

Both in the classroom and in after - school pods, students learn to become critical creators in Chicago's Digital Youth Network.

They landed on some new signage and the idea of building these rolling hangout pods — places in the common areas of school where students can just hang out.

First and second grade students of the Blue Pod at Oak View Elementary School in Fairfax, Virginia, took responsibility for some very special guests in their classroom.

Master teachers check in on students individually and spend a few minutes with each pod of kids to see spot - check their progress and check for understanding.

WTTW in Chicago takes a look at Intrinsic Schools, a Chicago charter school that uses blended learning and puts lots of students in one big pod, a large classroom with flexible furniture that a teacher can reorganize to create spaces for independent work, collaboration, instruction, and 1 - on - 1 time with teachers.

MCLs take accountability for the learning of all students in their «pods,» and delegate responsibilities to teachers and paraprofessionals that make the best use of everyone's time.

I remember in the meeting when we were trying to draw the blueprint of what Ranson could build in three years, having a feeling that we were drawing a «pod» and ideally what schools should look like when it comes to finding a balance between better serving students and teachers.

Our students spend about half of their day working on individualized learning paths in our computer lab, or «Pod».

Youth Portraits: Explore Their Digital World — Nafiza, Age 18, New York ---- Cameron, Age 11, Indiana ---- Jalen, Age 12, Illinois ---- Virginia, Age 14, Georgia ---- Luis, Age 18, Oregon ---- Justin, Age 16, District of Columbia --- Dylan, Age 13, New Hampshire ---- Sam, Age 13, Illinois ---- Dana, Age 9, Maryland ---- Olivia, Age 17, California --- ON THIS DVD 2 --- Digital Media Empower Youth — Both in the classroom and in after - school pods, students learn to become critical creators in Chicago's Digital Youth Network.

Lavely's role misses crucial pieces of the Opportunity Culture Multi-Classroom Leadership model: formal accountability for the results of all the students in her «pod,» and higher pay, within existing budgets, to match the greater number of students she reaches with excellence.

Some contemporary classrooms arrange students so they can face each other to facilitate discussion or place desks in pods or small groups.

Classrooms are organized in pods around computer labs, allowing students to rotate from large - group instruction into individualized tutoring, small - group project work, online learning and independent study.

A smaller group of 9th grade students focused on a social studies lesson in an enclosed room between the STEM and ELA pods, and another group of students was conducting a science experiment dissolving Alka - Seltzer tabs in the adjacent science lab.

We watched students engage with the text, with each other, and with their teachers in a variety of modalities throughout the pod: independent learning in the coastline which stretches along the wall, collaborative peer work at the counter-height tables in the middle of the pod, and two simultaneous small - group instruction groups wherever the flexible chair - desks are circled together.

In the 9th grade ELA pod we visited, students were reading and analyzing Sherman Alexie's The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian.

We should all live as well as the students in London who get a Nido Pod.

What if students and professionals alike banded together to create «sleeping pods»: new, innovative little homes for people in need during the coldest, wettest months of the year?

• Greet examinees and verify them by checking their examination slips • Control test areas by ensuring that policies and procedures are properly administered • Monitor candidates during the testing procedure in order to ensure a secure testing environment • Coordinate standardized test administration and administer the center's computer pods • Provide routine direction and information to both existing students and prospective ones • Ascertain that all testing procedures are conducted in compliance with testing policies and protocols

Each store or book grouping is further defined by the central «pod,» which creates its own identity and place of being for students so that they feel comfortable in the overall environment as well having a separate area to relax, explore and research.