Sentence examples for highly qualified teacher from inspiring English sources
The new federal education law calls for a "highly qualified" teacher in every classroom by 2006.
As a highly qualified teacher of English at the high school level, I agree.
A highly qualified teacher is one who is not merely certified in, but truly conversant with, his or her subject matter.
This has a certain appeal, as it works to fulfill the prospect of putting a highly qualified teacher in every classroom.
What Mr. Paige's recommendation means is that for poor and minority children we are willing to accept something far less under the definition of a "highly qualified teacher".
The first major appeals-court nomination fight of the Obama presidency may be shaping up over Goodwin Liu, a highly qualified teacher and legal scholar.
The recruitment and retention of highly qualified teachers remain a local problem that goes untouched by this "sweeping" legislation.
A requirement for "highly qualified" teachers turns out to have helped keep states from hiring good ones.
Highly qualified teachers (one of the law's requirements) believe that testing (another requirement) is only one measure of learning and has inherent flaws.
This shameful practice has persisted nationally, despite the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, which required the states to place "highly qualified" teachers in every classroom.
