Sentence examples for classroom responsibilities from inspiring English sources
Before his appointment at Purchase College two years ago Mr. Faddis, who lives in northern New Jersey, had taught privately and done workshops but had never had full classroom responsibilities.
Students say that they are not well prepared for classroom responsibilities, especially teaching higher level courses.
Of these, 86 % related to the teachers' ability to plan for and cover content and keep up with curriculum, resources, and standards, and classroom responsibilities.
The position was a 100% research postdoctoral fellow position (no classroom teaching responsibilities) where I had a project in a National Science Foundation-funded laboratory with a lab technician and a slew of undergraduates pursuing independent projects and senior theses' research.
"Scholastic's Big Coal Mistake" (editorial, May 13) acknowledges that Scholastic's children's books, magazines, reading programs and Web site content are used in most American classrooms — a responsibility and trust that we have built through painstaking work through 90 years of service to teachers and schools.
In the video, several students say professors in the Middle East and Asian languages and cultures department have often accused Jewish students during classroom discussions of responsibility for Palestinian deaths.
So when time is so scarce, how can you juggle classroom tuition with management responsibilities?
You won't have the same responsibilities as classroom teachers with full teaching timetables, but don't forget what it feels like to be in their shoes.
Using a multiple case study research design, we sought to explore and evaluate co-teaching practices with regard to role understanding, responsibilities in classroom management and the relationship of co-teachers and parents.
In the 2004-05 MetLife "Survey of the American Teacher," new teachers reported being greatly stressed by administrative duties, classroom management, and testing responsibilities as well as by their relationships (or lack thereof) with parents.
Alongside the long working hours and pressures of balancing classroom time with managerial responsibility, which many middle leaders face, the high-stakes accountability system can be a deterrent.
