Sentence examples for boost teachers from inspiring English sources

Aiming to boost teachers' salaries -- and status -- Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley proposed that teaching become a year-round profession.

Mr O'Donohoe, the principal teacher of Computing at Our Lady's High School in Preston founded the nationwide Hack to the Future and Raspberry Jam out-of-school events, and wants to boost teachers' confidence in their own abilities.

Mr Clegg said the extra money being announced was not "all about the glitz and glamour of winning prizes", but would help "boost" teachers and the education system in general.

The one thing Republican education reform proposals never include is a way to boost teachers' skills.

Indeed, it makes sense to cut corners elsewhere to boost teacher salaries.

He will have to expand the $12 billion school budget to extend the school day and school year, lower class size and boost teacher salaries.

That is understandable; as the gains accrue to the students themselves over a long period of time, school systems can't very well dip into them in order to boost teacher compensation today.

Two weeks ago, as it became clear that the state's teachers could go on strike, Ducey promised to boost teacher pay by twenty per cent and restore education spending to pre-recession levels, all without raising taxes.

To explore this issue in more detail, we are bringing together Peter Dolton, author of the Global Teacher Status Index, and panel of teachers and heads to debate what could and should be done to boost teacher status in the UK - and beyond - and how the public opinion of the profession could be improved.

Now the key question is how we boost teacher self-efficacy.

The enormous amount of money needed to boost teacher education programs, teacher salaries, and student loan forgiveness is nowhere on the political radar for Democrats or Republicans.