Sentence examples for alleviate teachers from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that there is a great need for college administrators to develop and implement effective measures to alleviate teachers' depressive symptoms and improve their mental health.

Asked what steps could be taken to alleviate poverty, teachers replied setting up breakfast clubs in more schools (64 per cent), tackling parental unemployment (61 per cent), increasing funding for schools (51 per cent) more support services (57 per cent) and parental support services (55 per cent).

Another of Boyle's tactics to alleviate the teacher shortage was to make it easier for teachers qualified in Quebec to teach in Alberta.

Meanwhile, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is rumored, according to a Chicago Sun-Times report, to be preparing to step up to the plate in an attempt to alleviate a teacher walkout himself.

However, this struggle appeared to be somewhat alleviated when teachers made explicit connections between these disciplines.

Recently, many states have a Memorandum of Understanding with China or Taiwan to bring guest teachers to alleviate the shortage of Mandarin language teachers in the United States.

The plan to use retired teachers to alleviate a shortage in New York City (front page, Sept. 15) is a good one.

At the same time, Singapore's official curriculum document places an emphasis on a set of broad learning goals outlining what children should know and be able to do at the end of their kindergarten education in an attempt to alleviate the problem of teachers over-teaching and parents over-preparing preschoolers to be ready for formal schooling.

He hopes that will make a difference, that continuing to talk directly to teachers will alleviate some of that distrust.

The goal is to alleviate a nationwide shortage of teachers, particularly a dearth of minority teachers.

The New York State Board of Regents voted yesterday to create an alternative certification program for teachers, hoping to draw people from other professions into the field to alleviate an acute shortage of teachers.