Sentence examples for first-class teachers from inspiring English sources

This doesn't just mean guaranteeing a supply of first-class teachers and high-quality early years education – which, incidentally, may be very different from simply offering more hours of childcare.

Once the evaluation system is in place throughout the state, officials would be able to determine which programs are turning out first-class teachers and which ones still need work.

In the end, Mrs. Hoffman reported that Mrs. Flynn had become a first-class teacher herself, and Mrs. Flynn's principal agreed.

Some helpful books for student teachers include: The First Days of School: How to Be an Effective Teacher, A First Year Teacher's Guidebook, First-Class Teacher: Success Strategies for New Teachers, Learning to Teach: Not Just for Beginners, Teaching with Love and Logic: Taking Control of the Classroom, etc. Do a search online for suitable books and materials.

Trump seeking the African-American vote asks: "What have you got to lose?" He described a slice of the African-American community's experience today: That segment beset by crime and gun violence, higher unemployment among Black men 17-34, hincarcerationratesn randsecondseclassclaschoolsols and second class teachers.

Everybody knew my talents, my teachers knew my talents, and I was very happy for this," and so did Sinbird, "My first class teacher, she loved me because I was her good artist.

IN this year's first-grade classes, teachers might notice an unusual number of Kimberlys, Karens and Kevins.

It is a first-class educational institution with great teachers.

Bursaries of £20,000 are now available for trainee maths teachers with first-class degrees and the Graduate Teacher Programme, an alternative to the PGCE, offers paid training on the job.

The first class of teachers to be educated under the new standards graduated last spring.

There is a real opportunity for the first class of teachers to get out of the classrooms and get onto the internet to make their fortunes.