This new September term sees the introduction of the new KS3 national curriculum, which provides new flexibility for teachers and a distinctive educational entitlement.
During the evaluation of the reports and programs submitted by students, a teacher may find a distinctive point (e.g., an error or an additional exercise) in a student's program.
The biggest problem for the more than 50 nucleos around the country is teachers who understand the distinctive nature of El Sistema's mission.
In spite of the typical challenges of self-employment and small business management, and the particular challenge of marketing a distinctive somatic approach to learning, Feldenkrais Teachers stated their convictions in the method.
Several distinctive themes were identified as described by teacher participants when discussing challenges and obstacles of implementing integrated STEM education, as well as supports that would be most helpful in overcoming them.
Yet with the over-integration of KS3 we are in danger of allowing our pupils to miss both the best their teachers can offer and the distinctive contributions that geography, alongside other subject disciplines, can bring to their education.
So Gorgias will rightly be counted among the teachers of excellence; what is distinctive about his teaching is the prominence of persuasion in the achievement of excellence.
The concept of professionalism embeds two distinctive aspects of the professional lives of teachers—social and individual along with professionalism and professionality (Hoyle 1974).
While they certainly won't fool a cagey teacher, they do give you a distinctive look.
In line with previous studies and theoretical assumptions about the integrating and signalling functions of subjective feelings ("Distinctive features of enjoyment"), questionnaires served to assess teacher and student emotions.
