Sentence examples for managing teachers from inspiring English sources

Texas also bars union shops, so school districts often have more leeway in managing teachers' work than elsewhere.

The Administrative Reform Council will recommend setting up British-style independent agencies to do a number of administrative jobs (such as vehicle licensing and managing teachers' pensions) currently performed by bureaucrats.

Check our her website and book on managing teacher workloads.

She is interested in issues around managing teacher workload, wellbeing and effectiveness especially in relation to new teachers.

Nansi Ellis, assistant general secretary at teaching union ATL and editor of Managing Teacher Workload.

One of the chapters in Managing Teacher Workload is from Robin Bevan, a headteacher, who writes about plotting the hours worked outside the classroom on a weekly basis to make sure that in weeks where workload will be high (report-writing, for example), other things can be cut – such as marking, setting homework, etc.

The hundreds and hundreds of middle school students we see are more concerned with managing teacher expectations and less with learning.

Try this restful Reclined Butterfly pose from Tanya Boulton, managing teacher at Pure Yoga East in New York City: Lie on your back with the soles of your feet together and your knees bent and dropping toward the floor.

This paper tries to address the issue of managing teacher costs, while still ensuring access and quality.

Given that NERs are well below 100, and hence the need for expanding the number of teachers is considerable, the case for managing teacher costs is overwhelming.

We discuss a number of programmers, in Managing Teacher Costs for Access and Quality iii most of which UNICEF has been directly involved.