Sentence examples for assumed teachers from inspiring English sources

I think in the past, we assumed teachers were hearing this kind of encouragement at the school level.

Each time a public service is sacrificed, it seems that the government and others assume teachers can shoulder the consequences.

Gov. Brad Henry introduced a $244 million, five-year proposal to raise teacher salaries to the regional average, starting with the state assuming teachers' share of health insurance premiums.

Curriculum design requires a certain expertise (Brown, 2009; Forbes 2009, Huizinga 2009, Nieveen and Van der Hoeven, 2011) one cannot simply assume teachers possess (Kerr, 1981).

Despite what some assume, teachers are overworked and underpaid.

One might assume teachers in public schools are those leaving the field whereas charter school teachers, who voluntarily decided to teach at nontraditional charter schools, would be more likely to stay in teaching.

While traditionally it has been assumed that teachers clock off at 3pm, Clegg noted that teachers actually work an average of 50 hours or more a week, spending much of their time balancing detailed lesson planning with marking, filling out reports and organising extra-curricular activities for students.

He assumed the teachers had struck them.

It is assumed that teachers' competencies (e.g., choosing appropriate representations and explanations or providing challenging tasks) have a crucial impact on students' learning processes (Hattie 2009; Kunter et al. 2013; Lipowsky et al. 2009).

A child who earns all A's is assumed by teachers to be the most intelligent and receives praise.

We assumed that teachers and pupils affected by school closure would not attend their regular school hub during the daytime cycle but instead dwelt at home, coming into contact with other individuals present in the household.