Sentence examples for instruct teachers to from inspiring English sources

The Qatari reforms instruct teachers to devote around 15percentt of class time to English instruction -- and that's just the minimum.

Board or school officials instruct teachers to stand and sing — and take down the names of those who refuse.

There are a few negative uses that pop up, like a 2007 anti-multiculturalism editorial in the Baltimore Sun that characterized some workshops for teachers as a place where "presenters instruct teachers to go back to their schools and become social justice warriors". But the balance is overall positive.

Without knowing the answers to these questions, it may be too early for us to instruct teachers to use this technique in their classes.

These illegal operators instruct teachers to apply for tourist or business visas, rather than work visas.

He also instructed teachers to spend the first two days of school on hard-core academics -- no toe-in-the-water easing in, as in past years.

Japan has opened up a new front in its territorial disputes with China and South Korea, after the education ministry instructed teachers to describe two contested groups of islands as integral parts of Japanese territory.

Marcia Lyles, the superintendent of District 16, said in an interview that she instructed teachers to promote only those students who satisfied two of the three criteria -- test scores, good attendance and satisfactory classroom work.

Specifically, Smith introduced the morphophone, a structural unit between phoneme and morpheme, instructed teachers to create beginning reading materials that concentrated on the association between graphs and morphophones, and designed materials for foreign language teaching for the U.S. Army and the Foreign Service Institute.

In that case, the Cobb County school board approved a policy to allow schools to teach "disputed views" on the origins of man, referring to creationism, although the decision was later softened by the schools superintendent, who instructed teachers to follow the state curriculum.

Certainly if the United States were to set up similar entities around the world – let's call them Jefferson Institutes – and tried to control everything from Washington (and instructed teachers to deny that Abu Ghraib ever happened, just as the Confucius Institutes deny Tiananmen), there would be a certain amount of suspicion in prospective host universities.