Sentence examples for commitments to students from inspiring English sources
In his critique of the protests, Mr. Barzun accused the faculty of failing in its educational responsibilities and commitments to students.
What percentage of the faculty is part-time, and how long have most of those part-timers taught at the school (is teaching a revolving door or do faculty have long-term commitments to students and the school)?
In a statement, Benno Schmidt, the board's chairman, and Matthew Goldstein, CUNY's departing chancellor, praised Dr. Crew's "exemplary record of academic, administrative and governmental accomplishment, combined with classroom experience and a strong commitment to students".
These differences in commitment to students, intellectual inquiry, culture and demeamor are not only between Lawrenceville and the Middletown public schools, but between most members of the National Association of Independent Schools and public schools.
From the floor, a representative of the College – now University – of Law, said that its recent sale to a private equity firm would not impact on its commitment to students.
What's more, Kehoe said that he believed that Sargent embodied the qualities -- boundless intellectual energy and deep commitment to students -- that Sexton had identified as core attributes of the Enterprise.
Similarly the Standards of Practice for the teaching profession include a "commitment to students and student learning" (OCT, 2010, p.13) which states: Members are dedicated in their care and commitment to students.
Members express their commitment to students' well being and learning through positive influence, professional judgment and empathy in practice.
This was, in some ways, easier for them to do than curriculum building, as they were largely experienced teachers with empathy and commitment to students.
