Sentence examples for kids educator from inspiring English sources

Educators wishing to have unfair treatment or inadequate scheme service delivery remedied spoke of self-silencing to avoid risking essential service delivery by schemes: "A lot of my friends don't speak a lot of English and they're scared to speak up… they're really scared to speak up because what happens, once you speak up the field workers don't give you any kids" (Educator 2).

Those policies have created a toxic climate for schools, kids, educators, parents and communities; but because we value both the potential to improve and due process, delegates called for Duncan to be placed on a "secretary improvement plan".

"Research has long shown that more frequent testing is beneficial to kids, but educators have resisted this finding," said Gregory J. Cizek, a professor of educational measurement and evaluation at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

"The kids and educators in Texas are up for it.

it has met with success in many cities, sparking interest from kids and educators all over the world, from south america to east asia to africa.

What's so great about this film is the Furry Vengeance Activity Guide -- full of specially developed teaching tools for kids and educators to use in the classroom.

The state already has a law in place that makes it illegal for adults to show "harmful" materials to minors — primarily to stop pornographic material being given to kids — but educators were exempt from the law.

In the District of Columbia and throughout the nation, our challenge is to make sure every child's neighborhood school is one where parents want to send their kids and educators want to teach.

The trend means that "smart poor kids," as the educator Terry Hartle bluntly puts it, "go to college at the same rate as stupid rich kids".

And as for Guggenheim, his new documentary "Waiting for 'Superman' " — in which, according to the publicity release from its distributor, Paramount, he "introduces audiences to the kids, parents, and educators who are facing the failures of the current U.S. public schools with a renewed sense of purpose to fix our broken system" — will be released this September.

You have to wonder too whether all the anxiety about lost skills and summer slumps -- Learning Takes No Vacation: How Parents Can Help Kids Overcome What Educators Call the Summer Slide" warns a headline in a recent parenting magazine -- isn't a little overwrought, and when it comes to middle-class families, a little misplaced.