Sentence examples for Accomplished teachers from inspiring English sources

He also fought to win performance bonuses for accomplished teachers -- making it clear that the state values them.

The committee called for the government to examine incentives to attract accomplished teachers to work in areas with deprived, white, working-class pupils – but stopped short of making concrete recommendations.

Given the range of factors that this group has in common with other disadvantaged and deprived groups, it ought to raise eyebrows if not blood pressure that the first response of the Commons committee is to engage "accomplished teachers", and not least because such a proposal has never been aimed at the decades-long failure of other ethnic groups.

Demand is also growing too fast with many less accomplished teachers unable to keep up, according to Keng.

Inexperienced or indifferent teachers may be willing to convert their classrooms into test-prep, but accomplished teachers are not.

A progressive in the tradition of philosopher John Dewey, Goodlad described schools where accomplished teachers could lead their peers, where students are not grouped by age, and where the ability to discuss and assess ideas matter more than test scores.

His reputation as an accomplished teacher and fund-raiser and his homespun charm must have worked magic on Insead's Wall Street alumni.

TURNER--Marilyn Green field Lerche, 79, wife, mother and grandmother, accomplished teacher of acting to senior citizens, and a friend of extraordinary value to so many, died November 15.

I am an accomplished teacher because I have the freedom to make professional decisions about the materials I use, my instructional methods and the way I assess my students.

I share my train ride in the morning with Amy, an assistant principal at an elementary school near my high school and we became friends because we're both accomplished teacher-spotters and recognised each other on the platform one day as fellow professionals.

Meeting with the Dervish Shams-e Tabriz (1244) completely transformed Rumi's life from an accomplished teacher and jurist into an ascetic.