Sentence examples for interest teachers from inspiring English sources

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The last thing they want is for a Republican to win," Terry Moe, a professor at Stanford University and author of Special Interest: Teachers Unions and America's Public Schools, said in an interview earlier this year.

The scale was created based on teachers' responses to five questions, such as "In teaching mathematics to this class, how confident do you feel to adapt teaching to engage students' interest?" Teacher career satisfaction (Teach_CST).

The "special interests" (teachers and politicians) have substantial personal incentive to see that the bill is passed.

The categories are discussed under the headings of general conservativism, system stability, standards, fuzziness of new ideas, the strength of old ideas, vested interests, teacher education, lack of space and motivation for initiative, and lack of consequence of no change.

But it is showing no interest in teachers who are already trained but unable to work.

It is almost universally required in biology classes, while the science of global warming, a newer topic, is taught more sporadically, depending on the interest of teachers and school planners.

The study may be of interest to teachers and students of pedagogical and art universities.

"We have had a lot of interest from teachers at middle-management level.

How could we interest elementary teachers in participating in such sustained science PD?

There is a growing interest among teachers in using games as a part of their lesson plans.