'it is teachers' is incorrect and not usable in written English.
You may use the sentence 'The teachers are here' instead. Example: I looked up and saw that the teachers are here.
It is teachers, after all, who try to make sure that those captains of industry have educated workers.
Yet in centralising France, it is teachers who pick schoolbooks, whereas in federalist Germany, it is state bureaucrats.In this section Ready for a Bush hug?
Al Gore suggests that it is teachers, and not bureaucrats and politicians, who would be empowered and gain respect in his administration.
It is teachers like Ms. MacLeish who understand that the measure of a child's success should not be gauged by test scores.
We also welcome the recognition that it is teachers and not the type of school which deliver a good education for children and young people".
This suggests that it is teachers rather than disadvantaged students who suffer most from poverty of ambition and it may be even more marked in predicting the attainment of A* grades.Not everyone agrees.
Ryan: It is?? Teacher: Yes it is.
As it is, teacher burn-out, especially in charter schools, seems to be increasing.
"We have to create a sense that the district cares about its employees — all of them, whether it's teachers, whether it's classified [employees]….
It's teachers' time and children's lives.
"It's teachers, firemen and service workers that are struggling".
