The phrase "attending teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to teachers who are present either at an event or in a classroom. For example: "The attending teachers discussed the school's plans for the upcoming year."
When not dodging these bullets, I had my own fears to overcome -- driving on highways, visiting dentists and attending teacher conferences.
These characteristics are also put into use when attending teacher meetings of the children (defined in the current study as giving instrumental support), which they mention doing repeatedly.
We have defined the instrumental support the respondents give as attending teacher meetings because, following the description of House (1981), this is a form of concrete assistance in which one gives tangible aid.
Approximately 23% of teachers in both intervention and control schools were attending teacher training colleges where some sharing of strategies may have occurred.
Attending teacher training and receiving external consultation can facilitate adoption and implementation by enhancing teachers' skills and self-efficacy with regard to sexual education [ 15].
The success of community teaching in Leicester was analysed by Hastings et al. 11 It was found that the improved quality of teaching by GP tutors was attributed to a higher proportion of GP tutors attending teacher-training courses.
Their attendance is a valuable commodity, because if students don't attend, teachers and guidance counselors and principals and textbook makers and designers of educational software have no jobs.
It also shows that teachers in the "Big Five" cities -- New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Yonkers -- are more likely to lack certification, to have failed their certification exams or to have attended teachers' colleges with relatively low standards.
