Sentence examples for into teachers from inspiring English sources

"Other countries have raised their standards for getting into teachers' colleges," he told me.

This in turn feeds into teachers' perceptions of that child's behaviour as a 'problem'".

My point is, demanding that parents turn themselves into teachers widens rather than narrows this gap.

McCoy said he occasionally ran into teachers "who wanted nothing to do with football players".

Claims that the new code intrudes into teachers' private lives or infringes their human rights (Report, 3 September) are spurious.

He has called the Times's actions "an irresponsible, offensive intrusion" into teachers' professional lives, and a "continuing attack on our profession".

"Somehow I managed to divide myself into teacher and student".

Mr. Cullerton said the state would not pull out completely from paying into teacher pensions.

Then she went to Finland, where only top students get into teacher-training programs.

"It's more difficult getting into teacher education than law or medicine," he said.

Tests of basic skills are typically used for selection into teacher preparation programs.