Sentence examples for leaving teacher from inspiring English sources

Often set in Clones (or Clones clones, as one wag reviewer noted) and displaying the McCabe style in embryonic form, these stories included "The Call", an expressionist coming-of-age sketch about a young man leaving teacher training college and encountering adulthood.

Although resources have been injected to teacher education, Hong Kong government does not seem to have a long-term vision for early childhood teacher education, leaving teacher educators little room for planning and improvement.

Janitors now visit the classrooms every other day, leaving teachers to clean and sweep their rooms on the off days.

It would emphasise a core of vital knowledge while leaving teachers free to decide how this should be conveyed.

The new draft is less prescriptive than the old, leaving teachers more scope to use their own initiative and imagination.

In the last week, the district first told parents it would merge the schools, then canceled the plan, leaving teachers and parents confused and nervous.

She wants classroom assistants and other non-teaching staff to do more of the routine school work, leaving teachers more time to teach.

In the UK, education has long been used as a political football, the constant fiddling leaving teachers running to keep up with forever-moving goalposts.

Of particular concern is the way in which new technology, such as smartphones and the internet, is changing the way in which young people engage with their sexuality, leaving teachers and parents struggling to keep up.

At one point during the screening, the movie skipped, leaving teachers to chant "whose schools?

Classroom doors could only be locked from the outside with keys, leaving teachers vulnerable to intruders, and the front of the school didn't have security glass to protect against gunshots, according to the lawsuit.