Sentence examples for disclosed teachers from inspiring English sources

First, to build predictive validity, the relationship between the disclosed teachers' discourse patterns by CDAT coding and students' learning outcomes needs to be studied.

Study participants who hold this misconception are not alone however; this misconception has been previously disclosed in teachers (Nehm and Schonfeld 2007).

Participants also reported that teachers disclosed their status against their will.

The record further discloses that the teachers conducting the religious classes were not teachers in the public schools, but were subject to the approval and supervision of the superintendent...

That man, Andy Bleiler, the drama teacher who disclosed in January that he had had an extramarital affair with Ms. Lewinsky, said through a spokesman that in both cases, the letters were addressed to people whose first name was Andy.

Although she had disclosed the information to a teacher, her parents got involved and the case was closed.

(The supposed cautionary statement 12 paragraphs into the press release -- that "the charges in the indictment are merely allegations, and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty" -- was presumably about as effective as this school district's letter asking students not to Google their teacher's recently disclosed adult videos).

Mr. Levy said he still hoped to attract enough certified teachers under the current contract and disclosed several strategies, including recruiting private and parochial school teachers and advertising in newspapers throughout the metropolitan area.

Mr. Urquhart declined to comment on his e-mail message, which was also disclosed as part of the Louisiana teachers' lawsuit.

A study in South Africa among school-going YLWH found that many youth had not disclosed their HIV status to their teachers for fear of stigma and discrimination [ 19].

A new report disclosing that 465 teacher positions in Mississippi remain vacant less than a month before the opening of school dramatizes the need to move forward on teacher recruitment.