Definition of classroom in English:

classroom

noun ˈklɑːsruːmˈklɑːsrʊm

A room in which a class of pupils or students is taught.
教室，课堂
Example sentencesExamples
- The general education classroom is typically not individualized.
- Case studies, classroom instruction, and field trips will round out the education.
- But many computers are concentrated in labs or classrooms used to teach computer skills, leaving regular classrooms bereft.
- The book format facilitates learning and application of observation skills in the context of the early childhood classroom experiences.
- Suggestions for creating a learner-centered middle school classroom are highlighted.
- The key to the future is what is being taught in today's classrooms.
- In third and fourth grades, however, she was enrolled in a bilingual education classroom for two years.
- Declining enrolment has left the school district with many empty classrooms in elementary schools.
- One respondent stated that course work is offered using a traditional classroom setting.
- Are teachers getting the support they need in today's increasingly diverse classrooms?
- Additionally, students have access to the lecture audio and slides after classroom discussion.
- Lecture was the primary mode of classroom instruction, with discussion incorporated when possible.
- Luckily, one of the classroom teachers owned about 20 different plastic dinosaur models.
- When students leave the general education classroom to receive support, they are losing valuable instructional time.
- The one-week training sessions consist of classroom lectures on tracking techniques and outdoor simulations.
- We are building extra classrooms across the country and I have some statistics to prove what I am saying.
- I began working with their membership immediately after leaving the college classroom and found the adjustment difficult.
- All of them were assigned to teach in mainstream English classrooms.
- Once or twice a month I volunteer in a kindergarten classroom.
- Too bad the project didn't open the door for a great classroom discussion.

Definition of classroom in US English:

classroom

noun

A room, typically in a school, in which a class of students is taught.
教室，课堂
Example sentencesExamples
- All of them were assigned to teach in mainstream English classrooms.
- The general education classroom is typically not individualized.
- Lecture was the primary mode of classroom instruction, with discussion incorporated when possible.
- I began working with their membership immediately after leaving the college classroom and found the adjustment difficult.
- Declining enrolment has left the school district with many empty classrooms in elementary schools.
- But many computers are concentrated in labs or classrooms used to teach computer skills, leaving regular classrooms bereft.
- The key to the future is what is being taught in today's classrooms.
- Luckily, one of the classroom teachers owned about 20 different plastic dinosaur models.
- The book format facilitates learning and application of observation skills in the context of the early childhood classroom experiences.
- We are building extra classrooms across the country and I have some statistics to prove what I am saying.
- Case studies, classroom instruction, and field trips will round out the education.
- Once or twice a month I volunteer in a kindergarten classroom.
- Are teachers getting the support they need in today's increasingly diverse classrooms?
- One respondent stated that course work is offered using a traditional classroom setting.
- Too bad the project didn't open the door for a great classroom discussion.
- Additionally, students have access to the lecture audio and slides after classroom discussion.
- In third and fourth grades, however, she was enrolled in a bilingual education classroom for two years.
- Suggestions for creating a learner-centered middle school classroom are highlighted.
- When students leave the general education classroom to receive support, they are losing valuable instructional time.
- The one-week training sessions consist of classroom lectures on tracking techniques and outdoor simulations.

词汇	classroom
释义	Definition of classroom in English: classroom noun ˈklɑːsruːmˈklɑːsrʊm A room in which a class of pupils or students is taught. 教室，课堂 Example sentencesExamples The general education classroom is typically not individualized. Case studies, classroom instruction, and field trips will round out the education. But many computers are concentrated in labs or classrooms used to teach computer skills, leaving regular classrooms bereft. The book format facilitates learning and application of observation skills in the context of the early childhood classroom experiences. Suggestions for creating a learner-centered middle school classroom are highlighted. The key to the future is what is being taught in today's classrooms. In third and fourth grades, however, she was enrolled in a bilingual education classroom for two years. Declining enrolment has left the school district with many empty classrooms in elementary schools. One respondent stated that course work is offered using a traditional classroom setting. Are teachers getting the support they need in today's increasingly diverse classrooms? Additionally, students have access to the lecture audio and slides after classroom discussion. Lecture was the primary mode of classroom instruction, with discussion incorporated when possible. Luckily, one of the classroom teachers owned about 20 different plastic dinosaur models. When students leave the general education classroom to receive support, they are losing valuable instructional time. The one-week training sessions consist of classroom lectures on tracking techniques and outdoor simulations. We are building extra classrooms across the country and I have some statistics to prove what I am saying. I began working with their membership immediately after leaving the college classroom and found the adjustment difficult. All of them were assigned to teach in mainstream English classrooms. Once or twice a month I volunteer in a kindergarten classroom. Too bad the project didn't open the door for a great classroom discussion. Definition of classroom in US English: classroom noun A room, typically in a school, in which a class of students is taught. 教室，课堂 Example sentencesExamples All of them were assigned to teach in mainstream English classrooms. The general education classroom is typically not individualized. Lecture was the primary mode of classroom instruction, with discussion incorporated when possible. I began working with their membership immediately after leaving the college classroom and found the adjustment difficult. Declining enrolment has left the school district with many empty classrooms in elementary schools. But many computers are concentrated in labs or classrooms used to teach computer skills, leaving regular classrooms bereft. The key to the future is what is being taught in today's classrooms. Luckily, one of the classroom teachers owned about 20 different plastic dinosaur models. The book format facilitates learning and application of observation skills in the context of the early childhood classroom experiences. We are building extra classrooms across the country and I have some statistics to prove what I am saying. Case studies, classroom instruction, and field trips will round out the education. Once or twice a month I volunteer in a kindergarten classroom. Are teachers getting the support they need in today's increasingly diverse classrooms? One respondent stated that course work is offered using a traditional classroom setting. Too bad the project didn't open the door for a great classroom discussion. Additionally, students have access to the lecture audio and slides after classroom discussion. In third and fourth grades, however, she was enrolled in a bilingual education classroom for two years. Suggestions for creating a learner-centered middle school classroom are highlighted. When students leave the general education classroom to receive support, they are losing valuable instructional time. The one-week training sessions consist of classroom lectures on tracking techniques and outdoor simulations.
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