Sentence examples for Top-tier teachers from inspiring English sources

The mission, according to founder Zeke Vanderhoek, was to give low-income students in Washington Heights access to top-tier teachers.

Now, Providence High officials are using the anonymous donation to establish a faculty endowment designed to help retain top-tier teachers and foster professional development.

Advocates point to a 2011 Harvard study that found that top-tier teachers can impart three times as much learning as the weakest teachers, raising a classroom's lifetime earnings by $226,000.

Now he is getting lessons from a top-tier teacher — Jori Chisholm, whose résumé includes a first-place award at the 2010 Cowal Highland Gathering in Dunoon, Scotland.

This in turn would draw the kinds of top-tier students into teacher education programs we all want for our children.

"I gave up on the district," said Artineh Navasartian, a top-tier elementary school teacher who was laid off in 2009 and now works at a private school.

The first: even if we raised teacher salaries tomorrow, it will be several years before enough top-tier graduates are persuaded to get jobs as teachers.

He concludes that "institutional racism" and low expectations by teachers explain the missing black Caribbean students from top-tier exams.

The home is located in one of the best public school districts in the state, with a low student-to-teacher ratio and a high acceptance rate into top-tier colleges.

Classes are small, teachers often have Ph.D.'s, and most graduates are aimed at equally top-tier colleges.

But some scholars and parents have criticized the swelling valedictorian ranks as yet another symptom of rampant grade inflation, with teachers reluctant to jeopardize the best and brightest's chances of admission to top-tier colleges.