Sentence examples for blanket teachers from inspiring English sources

But when the barely-pubescent Mason, who attends Kearsley Academy, started vaping on school grounds, his wet blanket teachers were quick to confiscate his e-cig.

Overall, then, the blanket assertion that teachers are coming from the "bottom third" of graduates is, at best, an incomplete picture.

What is inappropriate is when policymakers espouse blanket judgments about teachers who use a platform they don't personally use or understand.

Most of the wasted effort comes in the characterization of Josh's sidekicks: an ex-prisoner who wants to turn his own house into a Lee Harvey Oswald museum with a food court selling "Bay of Pigs in a Blanket"; a history teacher who couldn't find Cuba on a boldly marked map; and Josh's 13-year-old brother, whose parents don't know he is Meyer Lansky in training.

Amnesty International condemned the government's "blanket prohibition on the teachers' right to strike," describing the use of an emergency law as "unnecessary and disproportionate" and a human rights violation.

"When the temperature drops to -15C (5F) we always cover the prams with blankets," says head teacher Brittmarie Carlzon.

Helping every child requires differentiated instruction and individual goals, not unreachable blanket standards that condemn students, teachers, schools and communities.

But I was beyond outraged that a teacher made a blanket rule that girls couldn't handle playing football and needed to be blocked from participating, apparently for their own safety.

Buddhist teachers who formulated a blanket prohibition on abortion with this latter type of case in mind might reconsider if they were aware of the former type of case.

But teachers unions consider the blanket firings a bad-faith bargaining tool aimed at weakening the unions' power at the table.

The teachers are receiving two blankets, one kitchen kit, a box of high energy biscuits, a sweater (female), six pairs of socks, and one hygiene kit.