Sentence examples for classroom leading from inspiring English sources

His policy to allow unqualified teachers into the classroom – leading to a 16% increase this year – means we have the lowest entry requirements in to teaching anywhere in the developed world.

Its student athletes routinely excel in the classroom, leading the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference on the conference's Academic Honor Roll.

More than a book, the content is a virtual classroom leading the reader through the steps to fully develop his/her leadership potential.

In general, the heritability of ODD and ADHD behavior was lower in children not sharing a classroom leading to a larger impact of the environment which suggests that different behavior is elicited by different classroom environments.

The intervention was in addition to general physical education classes and included (i) weekly hour-long practical sessions delivered by a trained sport student volunteer in tandem with, and under the supervision of classroom teacher and (ii) a 'Daily Mile' that involved the classroom teacher leading a 15-min walk every school day.

Schools are increasingly struggling to recruit senior teachers, while at the same time finding that newly qualified teachers are ill prepared to start working in the classroom, a leading teaching union has warned.

English teachers were not much better: one in seven had no English whatsoever.In this section High-fliers in the classroom The mute leading the mute ReprintsComparable global data are scarce, but experts say the situation is similar in much of the non-Anglophone world.

Recruits get five weeks' training and pledge to work for two years in a disadvantaged school.In this section High-fliers in the classroom The mute leading the mute ReprintsWhen TfA's founder, Wendy Kopp, came up with the idea while an undergraduate, her adviser told her she was "deranged".

Teachers who leave say in their exit interviews that low salaries and the increasingly difficult task of reaching inner-city students who bring serious life problems into the classroom are the leading reasons they don't stay in urban school districts.

Buchanan insisted her firing was simply due to her using profanities in the classroom, and a leading faculty organization, the American Association of University Professors, sent a letter to LSU officials Tuesday saying they went too far.

During a five-week pilot program at Piedmont Avenue Elementary, Miss Megan, the "mindful" coach, visited every classroom twice a week, leading 15 minute sessions on how to have "gentle breaths and still bodies".