Sentence examples for environment teachers from inspiring English sources

Using this learning environment, teachers propose and organize problem solving activities and the students carry out, in a collaborative way, the construction of artefacts (designs) using modelling and simulation tools.

The quality of early childhood education (ECE) has been predominantly defined and measured in terms of two interlinked types of factors: structural factors (e.g., class size, teacher-child ratio, physical environment, teachers' qualifications) and process factors (e.g., quality of teacher-child interaction, nature of center leadership) (Bertram et al. 2016; Ishimine et al. 2010).

When growing up in Memphis, Tenn., three attributes pervaded my school environment, which are non-existent in many urban schools today: a humanized educational environment; teachers who believed in us and expected us to learn; and punishment, which was used as a corrective mechanism and not as a means to criminalize students for adolescent behavior.

A pleasant eating environment: teachers were encouraged to implement a daily FV break during a class lesson or a break where pupils could eat the provided FV together.

Within this environment, teachers are not in a position to provide psychosocial support when they detect disruptive behaviours that are due to the stressful situation children have to cope with.

This programme prioritized three essential components: a safe participatory learning environment; teachers reoriented to facilitate learning and self-discovery; and a student-focused strategy for critical thinking, instilling how to think rather than what to think.

Zhang and Rahimi (2014) investigated three sources in a face-to-face environment: teacher, peer and self-correction.

These results also raise questions about factors at the schools that may account for the reduced levels of motivation at the higher grades such as classroom environment, teacher quality, or fidelity of implementation.

Program dynamics — a category that encompasses: curriculum (to promote growth and learning in cognitive, language, social and emotional domains), the nature of the learning environment (teacher-child interactions positive teacher behaviors, small-group activities, and implementation of the curriculum), and the engagement of parents (especially reading to and talking with children).

Students assigned the same high rating to "teacher experiences," "psychological environment," "teacher academic rank," "teacher personality," and "physical environment".

CULTURAL TABOOS Health and environment teacher Jilal Odeh ran headlong into tradition when he began teaching his students about HIV and AIDS.