Sentence examples for committed to teacher from inspiring English sources
He was deeply committed to teacher training, and in 1952 Yale established a new master of arts program in teaching, affiliated with the traditional liberal arts departments.
The writer suggests that we fire the lower percentile of bad teachers, which opens a pandora's box of battles with teachers unions committed to teacher tenure.
Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers (NUT), said: "It is certainly reassuring to hear that the Labour party is committed to every teacher in state-funded schools having qualified teacher status.
In New York City, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg committed to no teacher layoffs this year in exchange for not offering raises.
A government spokesman said it was firmly committed to keeping teacher numbers.
Dulwich College in south London runs out-of-hours sessions for local children and Rugby School is committed to advanced teacher training courses.
The five schools were partners in a 4-year, state-funded grant committed to improving teacher quality through the implementation of an inquiry-based K-5 mathematics curriculum.
Children attending charity schools in Lyon and Paris, France, from 1689-1789 werequiredred to report the immoral or illegal misdeeds their parents, siblings, household members, and strangers committed to their teacher and schoolmaster.
We started chatting about the usual things — kids, schools — and she told me she'd been consumed lately with political work, raising money for candidates nationwide who were committed to breaking teachers' unions.
"By supporting the Center for Teaching Excellence, we are committed to providing teachers with the resources they need to succeed at this difficult mission". Having co-taught with her husband for several years at Haas, Susan Chamberlin has her own perspective.
She is deeply committed to helping teachers use the knowledge gained through her research and has authored the Causal Patterns in Science curriculum series and a recent book entitled, Learning Causality in a Complex World: Understandings of Consequence.
