Sentence examples for control over teacher from inspiring English sources
The educational establishment's control over teacher training has been broken making it possible for able graduates to become teachers in mid-career.
The United Federation of Teachers, faced with reduced control over teacher placement at the schools, distributed anti-Edison leaflets at two schools and encouraged pupils at others to ask their parents to oppose the plan.
Rather, the biggest stumbling block in resolving the contract has been a district plan to have more control over teacher time, which could involve requiring them to do jobs like staff study halls and cafeterias, duties that teachers claim will take time away from students, Ms. Borsellino said.
A teacher profile database for primary school teachers has been established in Somaliland and Puntland, and is underway for the Federal Government, enabling them to have better control over teacher payments.
A bill sent to Congress on December 11th would restore control over teachers' pay and hiring to the education ministry, and set up an independent agency to assess their performance.
As the principal of a charter school, Washington has more power, he says, to "make change rapidly" than other public schools in Chicago, more freedom to put new programs in place, more control over teacher-hiring decisions.
Unlike local-authority-run schools, they are exempt from teaching the national curriculum and have increased control over teachers' pay and conditions and the length of school terms and days.
At issue was the decision by the SRC to dismantle the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers PFT Health and Welfare Fundnd, placing control over teachers' benefits out of the hands of the teachers union and forcing union members to contribute 10 to 13percentt of their healthcare insurance.
But I can have some control over the teachers".
Terminations give the district more control over which teachers will be rehired.
The authorities hand control over to teachers, most of whom are highly educated and motivated, so they can learn from each other and follow the best practices.
