classroom
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- noun
- /ˈklæsruːm/
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- Despite difficulties experienced in the classroom, students are usually deeply loved by their parents.
- classroom teacher
- classroom management
- classroom students
Let's stop this madness of open plan classrooms right now, please.
- Let's stop this madness of open plan classrooms right now, please.
- It's like, let's all walk around the classroom like Indians.
- I'll give you a really easy one in this classroom, right?
- It's how do you recreate that in a classroom for kids, right?
- You can build a classroom without walls.
- And the gasp in that classroom was audible.
- So what happens in the classroom stays in the classroom.
- So there was six of us in the classroom with one puppy named Tricks.
- That periodic table was on your classroom wall for a reason.
- And I'm sitting there in a in a classroom, and he gets up and goes.
- Having a Bible in the classroom is an American.
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Let's talk about learning in the classroom and teaching large lecture classes.
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And I get to my classroom right as the tape ends.
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Last week we were here in this classroom together twice.
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It's a big classroom and it's for your benefit.
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It's your turn to clean the classroom today.
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There are 14 boys in the classroom.
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After modifications were made in the classroom, a second interval observation set was taken.
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Students can be exposed to the process of water purification through classroom and laboratory experiments.
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The students gathered eagerly in the classroom as the teacher prepared for the lesson.
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After the bell rang, everyone took their seats in the classroom to begin the math quiz.
Synonyms
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A classroom where a group of students meet each morning for attendance and school notices
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A room in a school where children have lessons
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A classroom where students meet each morning for attendance and school notices with their teacher
An online space where a teacher speaks live to many students
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Etymology
Classroom is simply two words put together: class and room. Class means 'a group' (here, a group of students) and room means 'a space', so a classroom is the 'space for the class'.