Sentence examples for challenging teachers from inspiring English sources

Bored at school, she rebelled — challenging teachers, lashing out at her mother, hanging out with hackers and languishing in school.

Not only is the work highly challenging, teachers are also frequently underpaid, undervalued, and subject to harsh scrutiny.

In the turbulent 60's he was one of a handful of black students who pushed for change at Central Washington University, challenging teachers and administrators on curriculum and admissions policies.

And in South Korea, they refer to their teachers as 'nation builders.' " Duncan's view is that challenging teachers to rise to new levels — by using student achievement data in calculating salaries, by increasing competition through innovation and charters — is not anti-teacher.

There doesn't seem to be much downside to challenging teachers' unions these days, as seen, most recently, in the release last Friday of New York City's ratings — deeply flawed ratings, as Amy Davidson explained earlier this week — of teachers working in grades four through eight.

PD leaders need to find the right balance between "supporting" and "challenging" teachers.

He was a challenging teacher — intense, playful and demanding.

It's more challenging for teachers and students in places where academic preparation before high school may not have been as rigorous.

Yes, the vocabulary in New York Times articles can be challenging, and teachers of English language learners may assume it's too hard for their students.

Inclusive teaching tasks have consistently been found challenging for teachers, but it is unclear how they are ranked in terms of the extent of self-efficacy required.

Implementing robotics activities in elective technology classes to facilitate mathematics learning can be challenging because teachers in those classes are rarely certified in mathematics instruction.