Sentence examples for issues teacher from inspiring English sources

Sarah Roeske, Ms. Woods's global issues teacher, said that a year of watching Iraq has helped her students embrace a more detailed view of post-war Iraq.

Differences in efficiency may be due to multiple factors, such as poor teacher motivation, teaching and class organization issues, teacher quality or school management.

Further, there is a general consensus in the literature suggesting that understanding technical issues, teacher competencies, teacher's role, pedagogical concerns, organisational and financial support, safety and privacy concerns are critical enablers of technology adoption (Alazam, Bakar, Hamzah, & Asmiran, 2013; Bonsu, Duodu, JA, & Djang-Fordjour, 2013; Buabeng-Andoh, 2012a; Peters, 2009).

They took divergent positions on some hot-button issues — teacher job protections and evaluations, for example — but the two weren't far apart on other fundamentally important ones.

A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "We know that unnecessary workload is one of the biggest frustrations for teachers and are working with the profession and education experts to take action of the root causes of preventable workload including looking in more depth at the three issues teachers raised – marking, data management and planning and resources".

It focuses on three issues: teachers' restricted understandings of assessment, teachers' emphasis on criteria that demonstrate concern with social control, and some of the problems connected with peer assessment.

"No teacher will want to damage relationships with the school community within which they work, but as the experts on educational issues, teachers must be allowed to speak out about the impact of government policies and give their views on the education system," she said.

Whether from people delivering meals on wheels, to leaders working on pressing community issues, teachers teaching school, and people worshiping in churches, civility happens.

In some sense, the waivers seem like a direct response to the issues teachers raised when responding to accusations of cheating.

And when I wrote that United Teachers Los Angeles is militantly inflexible on many issues, teachers screamed that I was scapegoating them and playing the stooge for billionaire "reformers" out to privatize public education.

On the other hand, when asked to read stories about children with behavioral issues, teachers were more likely to refer black and Latino boys to special ed testing than they were white students.