The phrase "advanced teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to educators who possess a high level of expertise or experience in their field.
Example: "The workshop was led by advanced teachers who shared their innovative teaching methods with the participants."
Alternatives: "experienced educators" or "expert instructors".
First, there was likely a selection bias toward more advanced teachers.
There will be two two-day workshops for new and advanced teachers June 15-16.
Implications for the findings include a need for increased linguistic sensitivity among teachers through teacher preparation programs at colleges, or in professional development for advanced teachers.
All three yoga experts were advanced teachers with more than 50 collective years teaching yoga from the target yoga in the Krishnamacharya tradition.
She taught me to read music — Every Good Boy Does Fine, and so on — and before long suggested a more advanced teacher, Lillian Livingston.
Besides the palace of the sarkin sudan, the town has a federal advanced teacher-training school and a hospital.
By 12, he had decided he needed a more advanced teacher, and signed up at another school in Brixton – a two-hour journey each way.
Dulwich College in south London runs out-of-hours sessions for local children and Rugby School is committed to advanced teacher training courses.
Thinking her son should study with a more well-connected and advanced teacher, Mr. Cliburn's mother took him to New York, where he attended master classes at Juilliard and was offered a scholarship to the school's preparatory division.
To become a Forrest Guardian, after a 200-hour foundational teacher training in 2006, Ms. Mather completed 400 hours of field work, a nine-day advanced teacher training and, upon invitation, a one-week Forrest Yoga mentorship training last year with Ms. Forrest.
So find a way to "promote" maths to YOU: have a listen and a dance to Kate Bush's song "Pi" which will reveal to you the sensuality of mathematics, and discuss maths with a more advanced teacher who can explain to you how mathematics and numbers relate to the physical world, how equations represent specific curves and shapes in the tangible world.This applies to other subjects.
