Sentence examples for dramatic teacher from inspiring English sources
But they now need to focus quickly on a dramatic teacher shortage that is undermining a statewide effort to raise public school standards and graduation requirements.
In Kentucky, which also saw a dramatic teacher walkout, Republicans expect education funding to be a top issue as GOP Gov. Matt Bevin runs for re-election next year.
Extra points to Stipe for his dramatic drama teacher wrapping technique.
He built an early career as a theater director and dramatic arts teacher, prized poetry over commercial fiction, and, when he finally got around to novels, infused them with so much Sicilian dialect that the publishers of his pre-Montalbano books insisted on glossaries in the back.
We have empirical research that has proved the dramatic effect of teacher expectations for more than 40 years.
He adds: "There will have to be a dramatic change to teacher programmes but we are no where near that yet".
Mr. Clinton praised the American Federation of Teachers for its recommendation this morning that all teachers be required to pass a national test, and he urged states to use their budget surpluses "to make a dramatic increase in teacher pay".
The new report ranges from dramatic accounts of teachers' erasing wrong answers and aggressively luring students to cheat, to more ambiguous instances, such as a teacher who changed the tone of her voice while reading a passage out loud during a test.
Dramatic changes in teachers' understanding of the targeted aspects of nature of science are apparent in the written responses; differences were also detected using statistical analysis (e.g., Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test).
In a dramatic way, Seattle teachers and others are driving the national conversation on professional issues and school reform.
That challenge may have created a dramatic shift in these teachers' status: 'from being an experienced teacher to a student with difficulties understanding and solving new problems' (one of the mathematics education researchers).
