The phrase "among teaching" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context involving teaching, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The challenges faced among teaching professionals are significant."
Alternatives: "within education" or "in teaching contexts".
As would be expected, the proportion working >40 hours per week was higher among teaching hospitals (47% vs. 24% in non-teaching hospitals) and hospitals with larger bed size (37% vs. 19%).
Teachers being forced to work outside their areas of expertise -- like baseball players playing out of position -- was another cause of tension among teaching staffs, he said.
That means there are now 150,000 pupils being taught in free schools, which Cameron considered an important Conservative reform but which caused controversy among teaching unions and the Labour party.
With the same grace and humor that made him a popular figure among teaching colleagues in Springfield, fellow thespians of the Mental Health Players in Montclair and other congregants here at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, Mr. Geltman has come to grips with the debilitating symptoms of a malignant brain tumor and his impending death.
To the analyse the risk factors of voice disorders among teaching staff of La Rioja, Spain.
It has also asked head teachers to challenge the misconception among teaching staff that physics is not for girls.
Rest assured, Rhee's dedication will not stand alone among Teach for America Alumni.
Knowledge levels were similar among the teaching community and persons engaged in social service, but lower among students (p < 0.05).
But these figures show temporary and zero-hours contracts are now widespread among those teaching undergraduates.
We need significant collaboration among all teaching professionals to recreate the path for successful teaching in today's world.
