Sentence examples for expensive teachers from inspiring English sources

The result is that a lot of bad (and often expensive) teachers linger in the system.

The city is using a one-time infusion of $275 million in state aid to pay for a new, more expensive teachers' contract.

The most senior and consequently most expensive teachers could transfer into middle class schools in areas where they were needed least.

In the past, the most expensive teachers, the most experienced, were the most tempting to cut, especially during eras of tight budgets.

An expensive teacher doesn't always mean a better teacher.

An expensive "superhero teachers" advertising campaign was launched to sell the city's lifestyle and challenge.

He was one of the most sought-after and expensive piano teachers in Vienna, Stuttgart and, finally, Weimar, where he died in 1837.

However, recruitment of sufficient, relatively expensive, clinical teachers can be problematic and as students need to practise skills with increasingly distant supervision, SDL approaches to clinical skills training have become attractive and have expanded beyond the boundaries of effective pre-clinical teaching [ 22] into clinical and post graduate training.

Ms. Weingarten said principals should be given more incentives to hire more expensive, more experienced teachers.

Kids need to be taught, so it's a significant impact, and expensive, because cover teachers cost a lot of money.

Students at the neighborhood school -- and in this case a very comfortable neighborhood -- were bringing teachers expensive perfumes, generous gift certificates and tote bags full of costly goodies.