The phrase "exchange teacher" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a teacher who swaps positions with another teacher from a different country or school for a period of time. Example: Our school is participating in a cultural exchange program and we will be hosting an exchange teacher from Japan for the next semester.
She was a Fulbright exchange teacher, Montpelier, France in 1953-1954.
In exchange, teacher ambassadors often promote company products on social media or in their conference talks — sometimes without explicitly disclosing their relationships with their sponsors.
She came to New York for a year as an exchange teacher of philosophy and German literature at Hunter College while doing graduate work in the social sciences at Columbia.
Brown read modern languages at Edinburgh, specialising in German, joined the university air squadron, and spent a year as an exchange teacher in France and in Germany, where he renewed his aquaintanceship with Udet and Reitsch.
They include teachers hired by the Japanese government through the Japan Exchange Teacher (JET) program me).
They hold speech days and house competitions, sing Latin songs and occasionally exchange teachers.
It was education that Brazil chose to highlight for Bill Clinton's otherwise lack-lustre visit this week, with an agreement that will see it and the United States exchange teachers and teaching methods, and work together to survey Brazilian schools nationwide.Brazil will welcome the help.
We end by sharing a conjecture about how teachers' perception of students' work in conjecturing task might inform the exchange teachers need to make of students' work on conjecturing tasks for claims that students have learned a bit of the geometry curriculum.
I was introduced to Tolkien in high school by one of my U.S. exchange teachers.
In exchange, teachers agree to work in schools with test scores in the state's bottom 30%.
In education, the very word "negotiation" may conjure images of tense and adversarial exchanges — teacher contracts, strikes, conflict resolution, or union grievances, to name a few.
