Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A room or place especially in a school in which classes are conducted.
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- noun A
room , often in aschool , whereclasses take place
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a room in a school where lessons take place
Etymologies
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Examples
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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To short circuit the argument that a classroom is a good place for such discussions, I agree.
Discourse.net: Australian View of John Yoo's Class at Berkeley 2009
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The benefit from a higher proportion of girls in the classroom is also due to lower fatigue and burnout among teachers, which probably affects their productivity.
Back to School Edition, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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I hope you will come to believe that what's happening in the classroom is at least as much about learning to think like a lawyer - to work with legal concepts, to learn which kinds of facts, ideas, policies matter, and how to put them to work for you - as it is about whatever legal subject we're working on Torts.
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I find that I have to constantly be in touch with their teachers, make sure the teachers know that I care, that I am supportive in any way that I can, but the overwhelming number of students in the classroom is a concern of mine.
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