Sentence examples for further teacher from inspiring English sources

Greater Manchester police confirmed on Tuesday that they were already investigating complaints about a further teacher before Brewer was found guilty on Friday.

In the jobs bill he sent to Congress a year ago, Mr. Obama proposed temporary tax cuts but also more aid for struggling state and local governments to prevent further teacher layoffs; money for roads and other infrastructure projects; and federal investments in alternative energy, education and scientific research.

As we will see, this led to further teacher collective activity and innovation and multiple approaches to enact the school vision.

The post-OSCE tutor questionnaire explored the perceived benefits of taking part, and whether participation had increased the likelihood that they would undertake further teacher training.

Furthermore, 85%(53 and 722%(45) respectively of post-questionnaire respondents indicated that OSCE tutor had increased the likelihood that teaching would be a major part of their career and that they would undertake further teacher training (Fig 2(b).

Furthermore, it has been shown that medical students acting as peer tutors report a willingness to undertake further teacher training and to make teaching a major part of their professional practice [ 26].

And if we are going to improve even further teachers' qualifications and recognition, then a considerably greater degree of devolution to the profession has to go along with it.

Further, teacher-held misconceptions of evolutionary theory may hinder the ability for the teachers themselves to learn new concepts or may actually lead to the development of additional or more complex misconceptions (Alters 2004; McComas 2006; Miller 1999), which in turn will have even more negative impact on student instruction.

The initial purpose of this research is to examine the strategies of early childhood teachers in Greece for managing behavior problems in their classroom and then to design and implement a program for further teachers' training.

Further, teachers who have been teaching for longer -- 20 years or more -- are more likely to say that seniority should be the primary factor in determining the levels of layoffs.

Further, teachers in many states are facing attacks on their collective voice in education policy by anti-union governors such as Walker (Wisconsin), Scott (Florida), Christie (New Jersey), Daniels (Indiana), Kasich (Ohio), and Brewer (Arizona).