Sentence examples for implies that teachers from inspiring English sources
The limited improvement of students with high academic achievements implies that teachers do not teach NOS at all, or at least, do not emphasize aspects of NOS.
Lack of special needs education implementation framework implies that teachers have nowhere to report to even if they find that a child needs special education.
Several studies have shown that teachers' acceptance of evolutionary theory is related to teachers' instructional practice, which implies that teachers who accept evolutionary theory are more likely to teach it (e.g., Aguillard [1999]).
Teachers' understanding of content is nearly directly correlated with their education (Hoy et al. 2006, Pajares 1992), which implies that teachers may be constrained to teaching the content they were taught (Alters and Nelson 2002, Deemer 2004, Llinares and Krainer 2006).
With boys' increased vulnerability for externalizing problems taken into account, a possible same-gender bias among preschool teachers gives cause for some concern, especially if it also implies that teachers actually favor girls' behavior to the disadvantage of boys.
According to our findings, acceptance merely implied that teachers resigned themselves to the fact that they cannot know everything or be competent at every domain, instead of implying that teachers would increase their efforts.
(The Fordham study tests values at lower discount rates, but only down to 6.5%.) Either method falsely implies that teacher contributions invested in individual 401(k) accounts can be guaranteed to earn the same returns each year as a pension fund expects to average over the long run.
She is also implying that teachers, because they are not wealthy, cannot teach children to be powerful.
They also say Harvard classes are smaller than they used to be, implying that teachers are devoting more time to each student.
Mr. Weibrecht said, "When we have children in high school who aren't reading, it begs the question, how did that kid get here?" He goes on to imply that teachers are to blame for this.
In saying that this is a typical pattern, I am not implying that teachers should follow this pattern, merely that it is a very common one.
