Sentence examples for despite teachers from inspiring English sources

In Tennessee, a law that would abolish collective bargaining rights for teachers passed a State Senate committee this week despite teachers' objections.

Putnam presents American schools as neither the enemy nor the cure, but rather as sites that reinforce class divides, despite teachers' attempts to level the playing field.

Despite teachers' awareness of the underlying principles of humanistic approaches, due to the immediate needs of the class, they might develop different personal styles as observed in participant 1's switch in his personal style from a nurturing parent to a controlling parent.

But many seem to have lost their motivation after some years of schooling, despite teachers' motivational efforts.

CHICAGO —The nation's largest teachers union voted Monday to endorse President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election bid, despite teachers' widespread unhappiness with his education policies.

Mexico's Congress approved a government bill to overhaul an education system that badly lags global peers, despite teacher protests seeking to derail it.

He proposes that the manifesto includes the pledge: "From September 2016, all state funded schools will, by law, provide 45 hours of education per week for 45 weeks of the year" Mr Kirby, who has now left Number 10 and is a partner at accountancy firm KPMG, thinks this will prove extremely popular despite "teacher fury".

The findings show despite teacher-raters' different assessment constructs, when they were given a standard rubric all teachers made an effort to follow it.

And none of those are historically black -- despite teacher education and preparation being in the original DNA structure of black colleges.

Despite the reassurances of teachers, despite all the polls, despite the many prognosticators predicting a Clinton victory, he was fearful, as were many of my students, of what might be.

Despite their teachers' lack of formal training, Muktangan's pupils seem to hold their own.