The phrase "a teacher at work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a teacher who is currently engaged in their professional duties or activities.
Example: "The classroom was filled with the sound of students learning, and in the corner, a teacher at work was helping a student with their math problems."
Alternatives: "an educator in action" or "a teacher on duty".
Fortunately, there is a wonderful spiritual teacher at work in our time who has a method of self-inquiry called "The Work," and her name is Byron Katie.
What is known is that she studied to be a teacher at Arkansas State College and worked as a riveter in a defense plant in Chicago during World War II.
Before that, she was a modern dancer and a teacher at Jennifer Muller/The Works, a dance company in New York.
Mr. Junjulis, who calls himself a "teacher of psychic self-development" and a teacher at Wainwright, said he works with energy that he "used to call electromagnetic" but now refers to as "bioenergy".
By his early 20s he was training to be a teacher at Sunderland Polytechnic, and worked afterwards at Biddick school, in nearby Washington, while becoming established as a climbing instructor.
Alice Braziller, a teacher at Satellite Academy who is working with the students on the project, said the curriculum drew on the Holocaust to study issues of peer pressure and moral decision-making.
As Harald Knoflach, a teacher at the school where I work says: "Ninety per cent of the time I can tell someone's first language before they even start talking".
We'll focus not only on his studio work, but also on his work as a teacher at Lisbon Technical University where Daciano created, in 1991, the first undergraduate Design degree in Portugal.
"Paul's outstanding quality was the seriousness with which he worked," a teacher at Shaker Heights high school in Ohio recalls of Newman, who was born in January 1925.
An administrator typically observes the teacher at work once or twice during the year.
