The phrase "accelerated teacher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a teacher who is involved in an accelerated learning program or who teaches students at an accelerated pace.
Example: "The accelerated teacher implemented innovative strategies to help her students grasp complex concepts quickly."
Alternatives: "fast-track educator" or "expedited instructor".
Manhattanville College, through its Jump Start program, which is an accelerated teacher-training program, received a $220,000 grant from the federal Department of Education to spur more minorities and other underrepresented teaching candidates to pursue a career in education.
At Central Michigan University, in Mount Pleasant, which is starting an accelerated teacher-training program this fall, "the phone is ringing off the hook" with interested candidates, said Dr. Karen Adams, the dean of the college of education and human services.
In the 1980s, the first official policy on pre-primary services was released and recommendations were made to accelerate teacher training and to raise teacher qualification requirement.
To accelerate teacher competencies, CIAR (Classroom Innovative Action Research) coaching process was developed to reach the optimum goal of teachers' competencies and students' learning outcomes including; (1) Teachers' profile assessment (2) Academic integrity (3) Classroom technological challenge (4) Peer coaching (5) Reflection and (6) Publishing.
Programs like Teach for America coupled with misguided reforms, which accelerate teacher turnover, have so de-professionalized and demoralized teachers in our neediest districts that they either leave or accept a revolving door of well-intentioned Ivy League incompetence.
Reform is pushing STEM-focused education into an increasing number of schools, and as this transformation accelerates, teachers will be looking to find simple, engaging tools that help introduce and demonstrate these concepts to younger and younger crowds.
Still, thanks to the efforts of dedicated teachers, accelerated learning programmes and children's clubs, there have been encouraging developments in girls' education over the past year.
The National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI), supported by a $125 million ExxonMobile investment, includes a comprehensive effort to boost Advanced Placement enrollment and success and UTeach, an accelerated math and science teacher preparation program.
