Sentence examples for adding to teachers from inspiring English sources

And for parents the idea is the ability to be looped in to kids' school work progress automatically — by letting them view homework assignments, timetables and so on, without adding to teachers' workloads.

The government has also acknowledged Ofsted's role in adding to teacher workload, admitting that the high-stakes accountability system can lead to "excessive preparation in schools".

However, critics point out that Morgan has pledged to carry on all the controversial reforms of Gove that have added to teachers' worries.

The report adds that it could add to teachers' workloads, cause resentment among children, and adversely affect attainment.

He said that as long as the system was easy for schools to operate, did not incur excessive costs or add to teachers' workload leaders "this is something that schools can take on and develop".

The additional requirement of the 2003 2012 CoS that the four skills be taught in an integrated manner seems to have further added to teachers' confusion judging from drastic falls in the percentage of self-reported teaching practices that satisfied the requirement in 1994 2002 relative to 2003 2012 (Table 1).

Since the inception of mass public schooling in the 19th century, America has added to teachers' plates faster than we have reformed the systems surrounding them to provide reciprocal support.

This, he argues, would do more to improve teaching and learning than "constant blame", which he says can only deter staff from wanting to work in challenging areas and add to teacher shortages.

Therefore, when dealing with a student who exhibits challenging behavior, the consultation should be reassuring and accessible without adding to the teacher's stress level.

More special topics have also been added to give teachers greater freedom to shape courses to their own interests.

Another feature is also being added to allow teachers to interact directly with students.