The phrase "assisted teacher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a teacher who provides support or assistance to another teacher or to students in a classroom setting.
Example: "The assisted teacher worked closely with the lead instructor to ensure that all students received the help they needed."
Alternatives: "support teacher" or "aide teacher".
Once in Kenya, they assisted teachers at local primary and secondary schools, marked homework and did some teaching themselves.
Idelle Weber, an American pop artist who taught drawing and painting at Harvard and New York University, and also assisted teachers at the University of California, Los Angeles, says the joy of teaching is engaging with clever and astute students.
Thus far the Wage Theft Program has assisted teachers, construction workers, telemarketers, domestic workers, and many others.
Last autumn, it worked with Unicef and the Maharashtra State Council of Education, Research and Training to assist teacher trainers in the state.
Since research shows that teachers must know both content and the language used to realize content (Schleppegrell 2004; Gibbons 2009), we hope this study can provide some resources and ideas to assist teacher educators.
Some initiatives also offer technical assistance targeted at needs identified in the assessment to assist teachers in improving quality along dimensions measured in the ERS.
City education officials have angered hundreds of parents in recent weeks after cracking down on an informal system of hiring teaching assistants, in which nonunion members were paid hourly wages to assist teachers with reading, supervising recess, even tying shoelaces.
The students are assisting teachers, tutoring and conducting some lessons.
Every semester, some of her students spend 20 hours assisting teachers at Holyoke High School in Holyoke, Mass.
The Institute therefore makes our faculty available to assist teachers in meeting their students' educational needs.
