Sentence examples for center teacher from inspiring English sources

The congregation of Westchester Reform Temple mourns the death of its longtime, devoted member and former Early Childhood Center teacher and extends sympathy to her bereaved family.

Alicia's mother, Paula Dickenson, 42, is a single parent who makes about $10 an hour as a day care center teacher and is taking a semester off from pursuing a master's degree at Lehman College to focus on her three children.

A recent effort at that accounting comes from Salary.com, which surveyed mothers and asked them how many hours they spent at the 10 different jobs that they do most: housekeeper, day care center teacher, cook, laundry machine operator, computer operator, psychologist, facilities manager, van driver, chief executive officer and janitor.

Upstairs at the center, teachers were watching videos of themselves interacting with their charges, and then filling out questionnaires that would form the basis of group critiques later.

No data has been released regarding the efficacy of this approach in reducing turnover for private center teachers.

Research on agency staff and coaches who work with both FCC and center teachers suggests that this sector of the early childhood workforce has unique needs for training that addresses both child and adult development.

To date, the program has helped 288 center teachers earn child development associate certificates; 29 teachers earn associate degrees in early childhood; 15 center teachers earn bachelor's degrees in early childhood education; and 12 center teachers earn master's degrees in early childhood education.

When Justin starts yawning, a worried Leslie calls in other recreation center teachers to make the party more interesting, including a belly-dancer, a fencer, a cartoonist and an origami teacher.

Salaries and allowance of kindergarten and daycare center teachers are sufficient.

As noted in Section V, day care center teachers receive financial support from parent contributions, rather than a government salary.

In her thirties, she was the kind of woman who worked all day — "on my feet," as she liked to say — as a day-care-center teacher, chasing around other people's children, and then arrived home, underpaid and exhausted, to attend to my brother and me and make us balanced meals.