Sentence examples for earn classroom from inspiring English sources

"To Earn Classroom Certification, More Teaching and Less Testing" (front page, July 30) describes teacher education reforms that in focusing on field experiences have resulted in the decimation of the important fields that comprise the social foundations of education.

Further down the line, classroom teachers earn an average of £34,400 a year.

Education wasn't just something you did in a classroom to earn grades.

Critics are noticeably mute about the pay of public school administrators who earn even more than classroom teachers in the same schools.

When only one in a thousand classroom teachers earn £65,000, it is obviously ridiculous for the DfE to give the impression that this is a likely salary.

Kenmare High School in Jersey City offers young women who have dropped out of school a chance to return to the classroom and earn their degrees, while getting the support that might have been absent the first time around.

"We'll have teachers at the higher end of that scale and we'll have para-educators — special needs teachers and assistants in the classroom — who earn less," says Kate Hartley, director of the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development.

Meanwhile even in big cities, many teachers spend too much time away from the classrooms to earn some extra money.

An experienced classroom teacher can earn over £35k a year, while head teachers' maximum earnings can rise to £109k in inner London.

"It's the kind of life experience earned outside the classroom and the courtroom; experience that suggests he or she views the law not only as an intellectual exercise, but also grasps the way it affects the daily reality of people's lives in a big, complicated democracy, and in rapidly-changing times," Obama said.

Currently a classroom teacher can earn no more than £23,000 ($38,000) outside London, and a little more in the capital.