Sentence examples for chronic teacher from inspiring English sources
Warnings about chronic teacher shortages have come and gone during the past 20 years.
Like other Oakland schools, it has been plagued by low test scores, a high dropout rate and chronic teacher shortages.
Such a deficit might not be a problem if England wasn't in the midst of a chronic teacher shortage.
At a time when chronic teacher shortages are emerging, this will lead to a vicious rather than virtuous cycle for those schools.
Senators Charles E. Schumer and Hillary Rodham Clinton met at a Manhattan middle school yesterday with Chancellor Harold O. Levy, teachers' representatives and others to examine what they see as the crux of the system's problems: the chronic teacher shortage.
Given chronic teacher shortages and most teachers' desire to have a summer vacation, the Board of Education will certainly be forced to hire any teacher who is willing to teach summer school.
"While David Cameron's government continues to be blinded by ideology and to ignore the chronic shortages of teachers, it is pupils and teachers that are paying the price," she said.
Ms Powell condemned the government's "failure to recruit good enough maths teachers" and said: "Ministers have created chronic shortages of teachers up and down the country, particularly in key subjects such as English and maths.
A spokesperson for the Department for Education (DfE) said: "It is completely misleading to suggest there are chronic shortages of teachers or that a record number of teachers have 'quit' the profession – our increased spending on supply teachers simply reflects our increased total spending in response to rising pupil numbers.
A DfE spokeswoman said: "It is completely misleading to suggest there are chronic shortages of teachers or that a record number of teachers have 'quit' the profession – our increased spending on supply teachers simply reflects our increased total spending in response to rising pupil numbers.
And we have a chronic need for teachers at all levels.
