noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
classroom activities
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He didn't really take part in classroom activities.
classroom observation (= observation of a teacher and children in a classroom )
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Classroom observation is only part of what school inspectors do.
teaching/classroom aids
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teaching aids and resources
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
primary
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In addition to subject-specific language needs, teachers need to be aware of the situation-specific linguistic demands made upon young learners in primary classrooms .
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It is to the changed world of the primary classroom that I shall now turn.
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Furthermore, one way of saving money has been to allow larger classes, with severe overcrowding in some urban primary classrooms .
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The problem of time in primary classrooms does not arise solely from external pressures.
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The project is gathering information about the way understanding is achieved through the construction of shared meanings in primary classroom interactions.
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In many primary classrooms , teachers introduce a new topic by means of a discussion with the whole class.
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Social interaction Microcomputers are now commonplace in primary classrooms .
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In the long run, this less obvious influence of miscue analysis may cause great change in the primary classroom .
regular
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The story of her campaign to get Jacob put back in the regular classroom sums up the entire battle.
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The use of special education materials in regular classroom settings. 4.
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Where in the regular classroom , there was no way the teacher would help him.
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Principals at individual schools could hire those teachers but would have to cut regular classroom positions to do it.
■ NOUN
activity
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The crucial point is that such expressions should be warranted by conceptual and communicative purposes recognized as having point in classroom activity .
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They can work with teachers in high schools and colleges to improve their understanding of the workplace and to support classroom activities .
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Video can now be used mainly as a source of information and as a stimulus to classroom activity such as debate and discussion.
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Discipline comes from enticing and exciting classroom activity and a genuine commitment to the classroom as a community.
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Only when it is actualized through classroom activity can it have an effect on learning.
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She wrote: Philip presents as a compliant and willing participant in classroom activities .
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Indeed, if necessary, it can be integrated into other classroom activities .
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This book explains the relevant theory and related it to classroom activities designed to improve students' discourse skills.
interaction
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A particular priority is research on classroom interaction in multiethnic and multilingual classrooms. 10.
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The project is gathering information about the way understanding is achieved through the construction of shared meanings in primary classroom interactions .
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Like explanations, questions figure prominently in classroom interactions .
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The nature of classroom interaction is one factor which may affect children's ability to cope with explanations in the classroom.
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Research into classroom interaction has not focused directly on children's explanations.
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What kinds of classroom interaction , then, are most likely to provide conditions for effective learning?
management
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Classroom management for the use of computers A new style of classroom management may be required when using computers in history teaching.
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This sense of self-responsibility does not lead to a set formula of classroom management at Fratney.
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The introduction of National Curriculum History will have an impact on teachers' methodologies and on classroom management techniques.
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Video did reveal insights into teaching practice although these insights tended to be limited to issues of classroom management .
observation
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The research methods will include classroom observation , interviews with teachers and analysis of curriculum documents and of other support.
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One extremely useful diagnostic technique is classroom observation by psychologists and / or educators familiar with the disorder.
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Some element of classroom observation and practice is included and is important for illustrative purposes.
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The design involves repeated testing of the extent of the children's literacy and numeracy, and classroom observation of the children.
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In the first stage the Support for Learning Group would identify and publish the criteria to guide classroom observations .
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Follow-up interviews, case studies and classroom observation are also planned.
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Warden: We as a centre have been developing our skills ... in that area of classroom observation .
practice
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There are also extensive entries on classroom practice , teaching methods, the language laboratory and the psychology of learning.
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It sought continually to encourage teachers to reevaluate classroom practice - both in curriculum content and methodology.
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Nor did everyone see the need for an update on current classroom practice .
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What they write can also make a difference to the way the legal plans for the curriculum are translated into classroom practice .
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The desire is rarely reflected in classroom practice .
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How many of them led to changes in classroom practice ?
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Details of different methods of using the program and examples of classroom practice will be helpful.
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To the outside observer, there has been considerable change in classroom practice within this maths department.
school
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I enclose the completed form that you mentioned for hire of the school classroom for Parish Council meetings.
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Communityor work-based learning does not mean converting every elementary school classroom into a simulated supermarket or bank.
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In the mosque compound, families are crammed into school classrooms and closets.
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Their attitudes, values, habits of learning are ever-present in a school classroom .
teacher
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The close relationship maintained by the consultant in instructional media use with the classroom teacher . 2.
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In both cases these programmes were taught under real life conditions, by ordinary classroom teachers .
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It was sink or swim as a classroom teacher .
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The classroom teacher may devise new ways of teaching which make life easier contribute as much as possible to their culture.
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One was a group of classroom teachers and curriculum specialists; the other included business leaders and school administrators.
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The projects were tested under real life conditions by classroom teachers operating within the normal constraints of teaching.
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The use of a national access network to deliver materials and services to classroom teachers and library media specialists. 2.
teaching
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It rests on a readiness on the part of practitioners to pursue their own enquiries in the very process of classroom teaching .
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The biggest danger of Mr MacGregor's decision is that he perpetuates a system that fails to reward good classroom teaching .
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This may well mean developing the range of presentational skills which have been part and parcel of effective classroom teaching for generations.
use
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Is there any extra money for classroom use through Compact?
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Reports go into the computer, to be printed, bound, and, in effect, published for classroom use .
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All the activities in the Resource Books can be photocopied for classroom use .
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The use of simple equipment to produce teacher-made instructional materials for classroom use. 4.
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Designed principally for classroom use but can be used for self-study.
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The present store area within the Exhibition Hall should be freed to allow for conversion to classroom use .
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This does not mean that these procedures can not be adapted to classroom use .
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The earlier materials were almost all produced for television broadcast as well as classroom use .
work
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All of this uses video to introduce variety and interest to classroom work .
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They show us the type of daily classroom work that takes students beyond mere coverage and passivity.
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Contacts between the area staff and the students were not limited to formal classroom work and occasional formally ordained informal contact.
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It is envisaged that much of the assessment will be done by teachers as an integral part of their normal classroom work .
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They spend a week doing classroom work and hands-on training.
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First School students and Junior students pursue separate courses, as they prepare specifically for classroom work .
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In addition to environmental work , 11 students are attending Bidston Village Primary School every week to assist teachers in classroom work.
■ VERB
build
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Inside the ruined and deserted school building , the classroom walls are still adorned with a series of moral slogans.
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Up to this point we have considered the process of building communities within classrooms .
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The school is a breeze-block building containing three classrooms .
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Perhaps it seems simple to Marcia, but working to build community in a classroom is anything but simple in many schools.
happen
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They are used to keep track of what happens in the classrooms and at the front desk.
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However, it will not necessarily change what happens in the classroom , which girls can find so discouraging.
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And the focus needs to be, above all, on what happens in the classroom .
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The key questions are: What is actually happening in this classroom ?
teach
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Video also creates the opportunity to observe a wider range of teacher personalities, teaching styles, classroom conditions and learning needs.
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The ability to relate theoretical aspects of the program development to practical teaching application in classrooms and library media centers. 5.
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The clinical teacher must also be involved in planning timetables, since she is often required to teach in the classroom .
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Putting into practice what has been taught in the classroom , Fiona strides in.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Teachers often have to buy supplies to be used in classroom activities.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Already, around 250, 000 would-be students have been turned away because the fees are too high or classrooms too small.
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But hey, students will be in the classroom a whopping 13 minutes more a day.
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But teachers in the classroom argue that both methods have to be used side by side.
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She offers a persuasive and very interesting hypothesis, as yet unsubstantiated, to which classroom research could usefully be directed.
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The children in the formal classrooms were taught in a traditional way by teachers who were backed by decades of formality.
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The preview and evaluation of instructional materials through classroom use. 5.
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There was the air, in the classroom , of adults engaged in a collaborative exercise.
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This week, Nakamura and the others are spending at least 10 hours a day in classroom studies.