Sentence examples for failing teachers from inspiring English sources

Certainly, giving parents the power to shun failing schools means that failing teachers will be shunned with them.

For too long, Brill's reformers argue, union leaders have used such factors to excuse failing teachers protected by tenure.

While maintaining that the union in no way condones failing teachers, Weingarten defends the elaborate protections that shield union members: "Teachers are not... bankers or lawyers.

"While there are some wonderful teaching schools," he told me recently, "there are some that place students at failing schools with failing teachers to learn how to teach.

Education reformers attend to the discipline of the market, imposed by school choice, and the necessity of firing failing teachers and closing failing schools.

In a remarkable speech on March 1, he went straight at the guardians of the status quo by calling for the removal of failing teachers in failing schools.

But if outside evaluators agreed with administrators that a teacher was failing, the teacher would be out at the end of the school year.

You've heard their mantra: Our public schools are failing because teachers don't care and policymakers are spending too much money to prop up a broken system.

If it's tests that you're failing, some teachers let you retake them.

His direct plea to the judge failing, the teacher resorted to the subterfuge of answering the attorneys' questions with such flagrant intelligence and subtlety that there was no chance of his being selected.

WASHINGTON — Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is presiding over the rollout of the largest competitive grant program in his department's history, a vast expansion of the government's direct loan program for college students and sweeping new expenditures on failing schools, teacher quality and other big initiatives.