Sentence examples for mainstream teachers from inspiring English sources

Next fall the district will pair special education and mainstream teachers, and extend an advanced science program from the ninth grade, where students take on an original research project, to the middle school, Dr. Singe said.

She has trained mainstream teachers at all stages of their careers to recognize how students' cultural backgrounds can be used as tools for their learning.

The college seeks to educate mainstream teachers for Israeli schools, and winning the confidence of the state's educational administration is key to their ability to place graduates.

He is very bright, but his extra energy leaves him easily dismissed by mainstream teachers who maybe don't have the resources to provide him with the special attention he needs.

Tutors trained in applied behaviour analysis (n = 16) and mainstream school teachers (n = 16) were exposed to an Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) designed to assess implicit attitudes towards individuals with autism versus normally developing individuals.

For a mainstream subject teacher with limited (if any) experience of language teaching and awareness, this can be difficult.

In reverse mainstreaming classes, teachers point out that walkers have an opportunity to develop the social agility that is critical to later school success.

In anticipation of this approval, ECD is currently being mainstreamed into teacher pre-service training and offered as a specialization in all 65 colleges of education in Nigeria.

According to the NAS, it costs £30,000 to educate an autistic child in a special secondary school, but as little as £2,600 in a mainstream school.Poorly-trained teachers in mainstream schools are under huge strain.

Naropa's approach could seep into the mainstream as individual teachers at various universities integrate contemplative approaches into their classrooms.

She is not only a mainstream secondary school teacher but also the Director of the Centre d'animation Pédagogique (CAP), a support and resource center for teachers.