Sentence examples for ground teachers from inspiring English sources

Hold your ground, teachers.

Lord Adonis counters that, on the ground, teachers are keener on academies than are national union leaders.

On the ground, teachers and school nurses were being primed on how best to deliver information about sex to unruly classrooms.

It usually does not edge into the dangerous ground of teachers' salaries.

These rich experiences become the fertile ground for teachers to nurture the learning that comes after.

For this reason many education programs start to include them as essential grounding for teachers' repertory.

A rash of strikes and stoppages saw trains halted, airliners grounded and teachers abandoning the classroom for the picket line.

Students have a right to a curriculum that has been devised on academic grounds by teachers and other experts.

Rolling up his sleeves and grinning, he asked, "So, why are you guys doing this?" He showed a deep interest in our purpose, and made clear that he saw us -- real, on-the-ground, current teachers -- as a positive force to improve our profession.

The study was grounded in teacher curriculum development (Craig, 2006), curriculum implementation (Snyder, Bolin & Zumwalt, 1992) and teacher curriculum-making (Doyle, 1992).

But the district declined to stand its ground after United Teachers Los Angeles, which represents the El Camino teachers, filed a grievance.