Classroom

2022 - 9 - 5

Post cover
Image courtesy of "Game Rant"

Classroom of the Elite Season 2: Episode 9 Review (Game Rant)

The Paper Shuffle exam has come to an end, with the alliance between Kushida, Ayanokoji, and Horikita coming to a shocking conclusion.

However, the end of the battle between these two characters marked the inescapable conflict between Ayanokoji and Ryuen. Following the terms of the deal, Kushida agreed to stop sabotaging Horikita, ending the squabble between the characters. On the same day, the Paper Shuffle exam, she had Chabashira agree to two things: To only accept Class D questions from her, the Class representative, and to discard any future fake questions from any of Class-D's members. Interestingly, the strategy wasn't revealed in the phone call but moments later in a group meeting for the Paper Shuffle exam. After the group scene, Ayanokoji called Karuizawa regarding the strategy they would use for the Paper Shuffle exam. The group was surprisingly named the Ayanokoji group since he was the one responsible for the group's creation. [Apart from central events](https://gamerant.com/classroom-of-the-elite-season-2-episode-7-review/) such as the Paper Shuffle exam and the three-way deal, episode 9 also revealed the birth of a new friendship group. For someone who tries to avoid being the center of attention, the group name makes Ayanokoji stand out. In a secret meeting with Ryuen, Class C's representative, Kushida suggested a two-way trade between the both of them. The earlier episodes of the season introduced the high-stake Paper Shuffle exam, which involved a collaboration of all the classes in Class 1. The impending clash between these two characters will be a sight to see for The first scene in episode 9 revealed Kushida's strategy to win the deal.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "DualShockers"

Classroom of the Elite Season 2 Episode 10 Release Date And Time (DualShockers)

With the previous episode of the series, the Paper Scuffle exam is over, but the challenges for Kiyotaka and his friends are not over yet.

The timing of the release will differ according to your location, given the concurrent release schedule of the show. After playing unexpected mind games, the results of the exam fall in Kiyotaka and Suzune’s favor. New obstacles await them in Classroom of the Elite season 2, episode 10.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "Anime Corner"

Classroom of the Elite Season 2 to Delay BD and DVD Releases (Anime Corner)

The release date for BD and DVD Volume 1 was previously slated for October 25, and is now pushed back to December 23. The volume compiles a bonus light novel ...

Year 1 received an anime adaptation and aired from July to September 2017, however, the full story from the light novels was not covered. Volume 1 was released in May 2015 and the series concluded Year 1 with Volume 11.5 in September 2019. [September 9](http://you-zitsu.com/news.html#news-220905-1) that the anime BD and DVD releases will be delayed in order to improve the quality of the product.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "Leisurebyte"

Classroom Of The Elite Season 2 Episode 10 Review: The Loss Of ... (Leisurebyte)

It is based on a light novel illustrated by Shunsaku Tomose and written by Shougo Kinugasa. The series is also known as Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no ...

This episode is also referred to as Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e Season 2 Episode 10 in Japanese. This episode took some big leaps in that particular section of storytelling, and hopefully, the show’s future will be much better off because of this. Classroom Of The Elite Season 2 Episode 10 hopes to answer that, so let’s get right to it in this review! We can now see more clearly why Ayanokoji is the way he is, and even though there were hints towards this all over the storytelling and OSTs, it was still nice to see it in front of our eyes. It was then that he made a deal with his homeroom teacher to get this unholy band of underachievers the show calls Class 1-D into the best position in the entire school- to be the new Class 1-A. The series is also known as Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e Season 2 in original Japanese.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "Epicstream"

Classroom of the Elite: Does Kei Like Kiyotaka? (Epicstream)

By Volume 7.5, Kei officially admitted that she has fallen for him. However, she was torn because she was in charge of setting up Satou and Kiyotaka.

[anime and light novel](/article/differences-between-classroom-of-the-elite-light-novel-anime), Kei wasn’t interested in Kiyotaka at the beginning. She and Kiyotaka seemed to have worked together as seen in [Classroom of the Elite Season 2](/article/classroom-of-the-elite-season-2-release-date-status-everything-you-need-to-know). [Classroom of the Elite](/article/classroom-of-the-elite-voice-actors-japanese-and-english-dub-cast).

Post cover
Image courtesy of "The Edinburgh Reporter"

Queen Margaret building outdoor classroom (The Edinburgh Reporter)

The university, on the outskirts of Musselburgh, worked with Edinburgh and Lothian Greenspace Trust to create the new learning hub to provide future teachers ...

Local Democracy Reporters cover top-tier local authorities and other public service organisations. They said: “As the proposal would be used as an outdoor learning classroom/hub as an additional facility for the existing Queen Margaret University and by being located within the existing campus it would be easily accessible to students within the campus by foot. Plans for the new hub said the outdoor classroom and ‘Wee Forest’ will be “one of the key focal points on campus, included along the Knowledge Trail adding the classroom will “facilitate course teaching on ‘Outdoor Learning’ in a hands-on environment and with opportunities for the students to add to the space;”

Post cover
Image courtesy of "The Catholic Thing"

A Different Kind of Classroom Diversity - The Catholic Thing (The Catholic Thing)

Randall Smith: Older students in college care more about their education because they understand its value.

They laugh a lot and are not in the slightest unwilling to lecture the students about how to behave: “You don’t want to go out with a boy like that!” So, to my non-traditional students, I say: It is a pleasure and an honor to have you in my class. They are a gift to the classroom, and they tend to be more grateful for the education they are receiving. Why are we focusing our educational efforts on kids in adolescence, a time – at least in our current culture – when they are often least capable of benefiting from it (and wasting billions to boot)? And what person with any real wisdom of the world and a family to care for would take on thousands and thousands of dollars of student debt? I was a Teaching Assistant for a philosophy class one year in graduate school, and one of the topics that we examined was evil. “Of course I do,” I replied. Write something that challenges the current “progressive” narrative in your college entrance essay, and you might just as well trash it and save yourself the postage. As for teaching those from “traditionally disadvantaged groups,” well, we are a Catholic university, so we have plenty of them, people from a group that some still think it’s acceptable to paint with negative stereotypes: Catholics. We call them “non-traditional students.” These are students past the usual 18- to 23-year-old window who have come back to get their college degree after some years out in the world of work or having served their country in the military. Whatever their racial and ethnic make-up, students in modern elite institutions generally come from the same backgrounds educationally – special high schools or elite prep schools – so they are generally expected to have the same “progressive” views. The first sort of diversity lacking in many universities has been clear for many years now: viewpoint diversity.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "pna.gov.ph"

Japan turns over classroom buildings in Maguindanao (pna.gov.ph)

MANILA – The community of Bayanga Norte Elementary School in Matanog, Maguindanao can now benefit from the relocation and construction of two new school ...

The project for the construction of classrooms for Bayanga Norte Elementary School in the Municipality of Matanog is the latest example of Japan’s commitment to friendship and strategic partnerships between Japan and the Philippines. As the top Official Development Assistance (ODA) donor for the Philippines, the Government of Japan launched the GGP scheme in the Philippines in 1989 to reduce poverty and help communities engage in grassroots activities. Consul General Ishikawa Yoshihisa of the Consulate-General of Japan in Davao and First Secretary Okada Fumikai of the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines led the turnover of two buildings with seven classrooms to Bayanga Norte Elementary School that will allow more students to study in a safe environment without spending long hours of travel just to go to school.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "Telecompaper"

Airtel Zambia marks start of classroom and hygiene block ... (Telecompaper)

Airtel Zambia and the Zambia Open Community Schools (ZOCS) haven broken ground for the construction of a 1 x 3 Classroom block and ablution block for ...

Post cover
Image courtesy of "The Times of India Blog"

Virtual learning environment challenging physical classroom learning (The Times of India Blog)

For the last many years, discussions are abuzz about the use of technology in reaching out to the learners for making the education system effective with ...

The demographic dividend available to our nation entails stronger education systems with due consideration to access and equity for fulfilling the aspirations of a large share of the youth population. This necessitates the strengthening of education processes in classrooms and increases the responsibilities of teachers to make classroom and laboratory interactions worthwhile. The education system is one of the major domains in which technology has been extensively leveraged for improving learning experiences. Digital content access is gradually creating a perception about the redundancy of teacher-assisted learning in classrooms and enfeebles the participation of students in education on campuses. They ought to deliver to the best of their capabilities in all interactions with the students in the formal education system of educational institutions. The varying socio-economic conditions of society act as a deterrent to online learning particularly due to the digital divide, the cost of accessing internet facilities, and the cost of using web-based learning products & services.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "Fox News"

Florida veterans empowered to begin next tour of duty in the ... (Fox News)

Florida recently initiated a popular program to move military veterans into the classroom with a temporary teaching certification.

In Florida, under the leadership of Governor Ron DeSantis and the state Legislature, we recognize that there are many different paths to prepare someone to teach and inspire our future generations. This veteran initiative is an addition to Florida’s 11 existing teaching pathways. It was further supported by a coalition of education non-profits, including the Florida Citizens Alliance, the Florida Parent Teacher Association, and multiple veteran advocacy organizations. How can anyone say the veteran isn’t just as qualified as a recent college graduate? In fact, it passed through the Florida legislature unanimously as part of Senate Bill 896. Anyone who receives a temporary certification through this pathway still must earn a bachelor’s degree within five-years, or they will be unable to receive a full, professional certification to continue teaching.

Our View: Ban cellphones in the classroom (The Sun Chronicle)

A smartphone is an encyclopedia and a calculator, a ruler and a compass, a mirror and a flashlight, a television and a magnifying glass, and infinitely more.

Parents, relatives and friends must understand that there is one central school number to call for an emergency; do NOT call the child’s phone. Besides freeing students from distractions, there will be more personal interactions and less competition for prominence on social media. Locally, only Norton is considering an outright ban, making students put their phones in a lock box before the day begins. We’ve all become dependent on the Swiss army knife in our pockets to perform research, record, calculate and communicate. Ask any teacher, however, and they will tell you that a smartphone is nothing but a major distraction. You can take a picture or make a video, send an email or read a book.

Post cover
Image courtesy of "LaGrange Daily News"

Riverkeeper floating classroom set to celebrate 20000th participant ... (LaGrange Daily News)

On Thursday, Sept. 29, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper (CRK) will celebrate its 20,000th participant served aboard the West Point Lake Floating Classroom.

CRK has operated a floating classroom on Lake Lanier for the past 20 years. “We’re reinforcing what teachers are teaching in their classrooms but doing so out on the lake in a safe environment,” Jacobs said. A group of sixth-grade students from Callaway Middle School are expected to help the program surpass the mark.

Explore the last week