Sentence examples for know how teachers from inspiring English sources

Stephen Spiro, professor of respiratory medicine at University College Hospital in London, said it was difficult to know how teachers and pupils might be affected by the asbestos.

You know how teachers in well-intentioned, but unavoidably cringey '90s movies starring some nice white lady tried to appeal to the youth by having her rap Shakespeare?

In a union win, the state legislature passed a law in June that blocks districts from publicly publishing teachers' performance scores: Parents who want to know how teachers are rated must make a special request.

Without knowing the relationship between classroom assessment tasks and classroom assessment environment, especially from the students' perspective, it is not possible for us to know how teacher assessment practices are supporting student learning.

"We know how important teachers are in shaping young people's aspirations which is why we run teacher summer schools at Oxford and Cambridge," said Sir Peter Lampl, the Sutton Trust's founder and chairman.

Parents know how much teachers matter and know that, just as with musicians or athletes or carpenters or money managers, some teachers are a lot better than others.

Do you know how hard teachers work?

• To the Editor: As a student, I know how important teachers are in influencing our futures.

It has exerted its influence so thoroughly that the government does not even know how many teachers there are — the union does the hiring, with jobs passed among family members like heirlooms — or even how many schools it has because they, too, are essentially run by the union.

I know how hard teachers work to educate every child and challenge students at their ability level.

It was long enough for me to know how important teachers are to civilization as we know it -- and to know that I'm one pretty awful teacher.