Sentence examples for gathered teachers from inspiring English sources
"The whole school gathered, teachers and kids," said David Bell, an American expatriate who has lived here for more than 40 years.
The last question Mr. Foust asked the gathered teachers, at a closing panel, was, "Do you believe enlightenment is possible?" Everyone answered yes.
Our study gathered teacher reports of the language and behaviour skills of over 7260 children who started a reception class in Surrey in 2011.
As we wanted the participating teachers to talk freely, we processed the information we gathered from teacher teams or individual teachers anonymously.
Data were gathered from teachers using semi-structured interviews at the beginning, during and the end of the intervention.
The data gathered from teachers and students using semi-structured interviews and class observations revealed, despite students' need to develop competency in English writing, unsatisfactory writing skills, mainly because of the inadequacy of the English writing curriculum and pedagogy.
Ever wondered what would happen if you gathered thirteen teachers from four different countries and seven different states together with thirteen New York City high school students to read, write, and perform in creative collaboration?
Figure 1 illustrates participation in ALSPAC up to and including the data gathered from teachers when the children were in school year 3.
After the pilot phase, direct testing of each child will be conducted over three non-consecutive days (with additional data gathered from teachers and parents through questionnaire when relevant).
With the help of Shenyang Science-Education-Culture-Health Union, who chose these five representative colleges on the basis of assessing the education scale, academic level and subject category, a self-administered questionnaire was distributed to and gathered from teachers of the five aforementioned colleges.
I meet teachers who gather children to create art or to learn a new language because to do so inspires hope.
