Sentence examples for build teacher from inspiring English sources

Suburbs like Cupertino, where Apple is headquartered, are now having to build teacher public housing projects for tens of millions of dollars because the cost of living is too high for an entry-level teacher making $55,000 a year.

This assistance was intended to build teacher confidence in handling brains and organisms and working in an inquiry-centered classroom.

In addition to helping teachers better understand these biological processes and introducing them to the new SUN experiences and manipulatives, the workshop was designed to build teacher confidence in their ability to successfully use these materials long after the SUN workshop.

Although action research is a tool for teacher professional development, there is need to build teachers' capacity and competency to effectively participate in action research.

They also represent a shift from using workshops to teach techniques to using different PD strategies to build teachers' understanding of subject matter, pedagogy, and student thinking (Stein et al., 1999).

We aimed to evaluate teachers' ability to identify and appropriately refer students with possible MHP, and the effectiveness of a psychoeducational strategy to build teachers' capability in this area.

Also, large disaster-proofed schools would be built, teacher training programs established and the 50-year-old national curriculum modernized.

The Woodrow Wilson program, which has beachheads at 23 universities in four states, builds teacher training programs in partnership with local school districts, requires prospective teachers to spend a full year inside schools working alongside veterans, and provides three years of postgraduate mentoring in the classroom.

The more than $2 trillion parked in tax havens by U.S.-based multinational corporations - representing up to more than $700 billion in taxes owed but not paid - measures schools not opened, roads not built, teachers not hired, scientific research not done; in other words, the resources not being used to provide a solid underpinning for our economy.

Schools that have surplus property on their campuses should build affordable teacher housing on their campuses.

UNICEF unveils plans to build a teacher training college Chiradzulu, Malawi – 20 April 2011: Hundreds of people gathered in Chiradzulu district of Malawi to witness the ground breaking ceremony of a teacher's training college to be built by UNICEF with support from the UNICEF Switzerland National Committee.