Sentence examples for classroom certification from inspiring English sources

"To Earn Classroom Certification, More Teaching and Less Testing" (front page, July 30) describes teacher education reforms that in focusing on field experiences have resulted in the decimation of the important fields that comprise the social foundations of education.

Charter school companies can claim extra unpaid work is part of the classroom certification process and force employees to work over-time without remuneration generating bitterness toward the children in their classes.

If you are already a teacher in Texas in another subject area and wish to become certified as a bilingual teacher all that is necessary is an additional classroom certification exam in the ESL subject area and the specific language subject area.

While their classmates may have electives in choir, or band, or other courses less academically rigorous, CTE students will have a series of concentrated, project-based courses, often with training tacked on outside the classroom, and certification tests on top of the usual standardized exams.

And once they choose to enter a classroom, the report adds, certification standards are so lax that almost half the states do not require them to pass tests in the subjects they plan to teach.

I had no certification, no classroom teaching experience, no education coursework, and no advanced degrees.

Be sure to find a program that offers hands-on training in addition to classroom instruction as some certification bodies may require a certain number of successful blood collections.

As Berkman et al. (2008) comment, "Scientists concerned about the quality of evolution instruction might have a bigger impact in the classroom by focusing on the certification standards for high school biology teachers.

Public school teachers in Texas, by comparison, are required to have a bachelor's degree, to complete an approved teacher preparation program involving experience in the classroom and to pass teacher certification exams.

Several New York City charter schools and some teachers at public schools run by the city's Education Department have been participating in an experimental program at Hunter that places would-be teachers in classrooms right away and grants certification based, in part, on whether students improve on tests.

By 2003, the 16,000 teachers statewide who have temporary licenses will have to obtain permanent certification or leave the classroom.