The phrase "a time when teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion involving teachers, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "There was a time when teachers were revered as the primary source of knowledge in the community."
Alternatives: "an era when educators" or "a period when instructors".
The meeting occurs at a time when teachers' rights, roles and responsibilities are being widely debated in the United States.
But the film, whose producers include the writer Dave Eggers, never addresses specifically how higher salaries would be financed, especially at a time when teachers are being laid off.
The stories of six-figure salaries, bonus and benefit packages for increasing numbers of headteachers at a time when teachers have faced deep cuts to their pay and are facing increasing barriers to pay progression, are deeply concerning".
But he started teaching in 1988, at the time when violence in the townships was reaching a peak - a time when teachers were striking about conditions and the townships were riven by social unrest.
At a time when teachers nationwide are assigning more and increasingly difficult homework to prepare students to meet more rigorous academic standards, parents like Ms. Vanible find themselves unable to tackle their children's homework.
But he wrote best, I think, about the gray world of blocked aspiration that his parents inhabited in the barely middle-class town of Shillington, Pa., where his mother was an unpublished writer and his father a schoolteacher at a time when teachers were "well below machinists and full-fashioned knitters in the scale of prestige".
She's leaving even though she will have to wait years to claim her state pension, and at a time when teacher retention and recruitment are growing problems.
What place can there be for a book about the large struggles and little glories of a teacher, at a time when teacher bashing has become a major strain, even the dominant strain, of what passes for "education reform"?
But Hicks said she worries that is faulty because, according to U.S. Department of Education data, standardized tests are only reliable 82percentt of the time; when teachers' credibility is based on a test that doesn't work 18percentt of the time, that is taken twice, a year apart, the outlook is bleak for teachers.
During circle time when teachers gather the children together, they ask children about the emotion they are experiencing and its possible cause.
"However given the teacher shortage crisis in this county it is important that this funding is properly accounted for and is not being used simply to help plug gaps given the failure of ministers to train enough teachers and at a time when more teachers are leaving the profession than ever before".
