Sentence examples for admitting teachers from inspiring English sources

I know teachers can't get all their planning done in this time, but the fact that it's formally recognised is a tangible way of admitting teachers work outside their teaching hours.

It's nice that the mayor is admitting that teacher input is relevant, but I'd like to see him make the leap to see that that is true for all third graders.

The alternative would have been to apply to be admitted as teachers or health workers on really low salaries".

Yet, he admits, if teachers are trained to be great programmers, then they'll just leave teaching and go and earn loads more money.

If only school officials throughout the state were as principled as he, he suggested, they would admit that teachers unions are fundamentally incapable of agreeing to measure their members honestly.

(The program also admits prospective teachers to a late-fall training program, but participants in the midyear program are not guaranteed positions. Still, says Corrie Schoenberg, the program's director of communications, "the vast majority of midyear fellows find jobs well within the time frame we set for them").

I admit that teachers' unions signed some sweetheart deals that weren't in the best of interests of students at the time and aren't good now.

And they're saying that it's not appropriate for a teacher to share a basic part of their identity with their students, parts of their identity that even they admit straight teachers are allowed to share.

More often than they would care to admit, the teacher who downplays an incident of bullying is the teacher who simply has no idea how to handle the problem in his classroom.

Once admitted to teacher college, a master's degree must be earned by both primary and secondary teachers.

"I'd be a liar if I said that I wasn't a bit nervous," admits English teacher Mr Bispham.