Sentence examples for idea of teacher from inspiring English sources

The Assembly, after a long debate that revealed some discomfort with the idea of teacher evaluations, overwhelmingly approved the measure later in the afternoon.

There is a clear need to go beyond debating over the idea of teacher agency or lack of it (Borg, 2010; Groundwater-Smith & Mockler, 2005; Noffke, 1997), to inter-agency whereby teachers, school leaders and policymakers negotiate action research agendas in an inter-subjective manner.

Most Idahoans, said James Gregson, associate dean of the University of Idaho's College of Education, support the idea of teacher accountability.

Peske worked on a 2010 report published by the Center for American Progress that is one of the few to look at how some charter school management organizations approach the idea of teacher evaluation.

In retrospect, one of the most significant aspects of the controversy over "decentralization," as community control was formally called, was how it fostered the idea of teachers as the enemy.

Even in Texas, with its tradition of lenient gun laws and frontier justice, the idea of teachers' taking guns to class has rattled some people and sparked a fiery debate.

Opponents say that, in a society where thinness has become a status symbol perpetuated by glossy magazines and media images, the idea of teachers acting as body police will further stigmatise the overweight.

"The idea of teachers performing the hypnosis is even more ridiculous".

While there was no consensus regarding the demographic characteristics (age, gender) of potential SBHC staff, participants generally agreed that independent nurses not affiliated with the school should staff SBHC, pointing to uneasiness with the idea of teachers having access to the health information of the students.

The AP article connects the ideas of "teacher evaluation" and "teacher firing"; however, there is no reason for parents completing this survey to believe that "evaluation" heavily reliant upon "standardized test scores" could lead to the "firing" of teachers by design.

They have particularly sought the ideas of teachers working on the college's programme for 14- to 16-year-olds.