Sentence examples for control of classrooms from inspiring English sources

The vote on teacher liability protections, backed by Senator Lott and Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, was 97 to 0. Sponsors said it would help teachers regain control of classrooms routinely disrupted by chronic misbehavior.

Undeterred, Mr Howard says they will be publishing their "Teachers Charterr" later today, emphasising school discipline, and giving teachers control of classrooms, and giving headteachers control of admissions and, most importantly, expulsions.

If teachers avoid addressing misconceptions, or omit important topics in the classroom out of fear of giving offense, this becomes education to the lowest common denominator, putting lawsuit anxiety -- rather than education quality -- in control of classroom content.

Earlier, parents in five New York City public schools voted resoundingly to bar Edison from taking control of their classrooms.

Richard Rose academy in Carlisle was forced to close for a period last year after teachers lost control of the classrooms.

EGYPT, too, has tried to wrest control of the classrooms from fundamentalists and advocates tolerance toward Christians (if somewhat less toward Jews) in its Islamic textbooks.

Teachers didn't have control of their classrooms — in part because nothing in their training had taught them how to deal with traumatized children.

I have been to charter schools where concerned parents and educators have wrested control of the classrooms from ineffective bureaucracies, and also to schools with effective leaders and schools with traditional curricula and schools with "less is more" curricula and schools with "multiple intelligences" teaching styles.

TFA tries to choose young people who are organised and motivated enough to take control of difficult classrooms, right from the start.A new report for the Institute of Education Sciences IESS), released on September 10th, suggests that TFA's members excel at teaching maths (although older studies suggest they do no better than their traditionally qualified peers at teaching children to read).

So, Chaudhary and Don launched ClassDojo in August 2011 to help teachers win back control of crazy classrooms.

On the other hand, the proliferation of digital learning tools can also lead to situation in which teachers begin losing control of their classrooms — and the instruction process.