Sentence examples for contributing teachers from inspiring English sources

The study performed by Salmon (2008) took place in two Reggio-inspired schools where contributing teachers considered children's work as part of their teaching.

After bootstapping for 18 months these guys sell bundles of credits for teachers to download ready-made Powerpoints, worksheets etc. Contributing teachers get a 50% share of this download income.

But let me just point out that £43 billion more pounds has gone into the teachers' pension pot (paid for by serving, contributing teachers) than has ever come out.

That's contributed, teachers told me, to a climate of fear.

"Everything they offer is realistically do-able in class because it is all contributed by teachers for teachers," she says.

We speculate that this might be one of the factors contributing to teachers' higher training demands in these areas.

Currently, one of the main interventions that are widely expected to contribute to teachers' professional development is confronting teachers with feedback from resident evaluations of their teaching performance.

More specifically, we will see that teachers' failure to take ownership of the reform, its top-down implementation, and lack of the necessary infrastructure have contributed to teachers' failure to align their language assessment practices to the newly introduced curriculum.

Brandon Busteed, executive director of Gallup Education, said that while certain lifestyle factors like longer vacations could contribute to teachers' job satisfaction and sense of well-being, the actual work clearly drove their sentiments.

TDTs can contribute to teachers' professional growth.

A variety of factors may contribute to teachers' and administrators' decisions to engage in ECS.