Sentence examples for master teachers in from inspiring English sources

Both dancers studied with master teachers in India and are polished technicians.

Between his father, the former N.B.A. player and coach who battled alcohol and drug addiction, and Sutton, Lucas has had two master teachers in the art of perseverance.

He studied at Juilliard, and later with master teachers in Italy, before joining the highly competitive orchestra for young musicians operated by the National Orchestral Association, led by Barzin, a protégé of Arturo Toscanini.

Ms. Radecki spent the previous week in a program run by the Intel Corporation, which has announced plans to spend $35 million over the next three years to train 500 "master teachers" in the United States, each of whom will go back to their district and train 20 others.

In-service training requirements for ECEC providers vary greatly among the states, with varying numbers of annual ongoing training hours (from zero clock hours in California and Hawaii to 30 clock hours in Maine) required for teachers and master teachers in center-based child care programs (NCCIC, 2008).

New teachers should be paired up with master teachers in a mentor/mentee relationship.

As a 'Master' teacher in their Master-Apprentice Program, she passed her language on to young adult apprentices, who now in turn learn and teach the language at high schools and in the community.

As a master teacher in a low-performing school in New York, I know that a little praise can go a long way in inspiring otherwise demoralized professionals.

"This is the hardest moment of the day," said Lorraine Scorsone, the master teacher in the kindergarten, as eight adults tried to wrangle the children into a semicircle for group reading time.

Eleanor Osborne, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, explained that the district has developed standards for each grade, has lowered the classroom student-teacher ratio to 25too 1 and has introduced the "apprentice model" in which some new teachers work with a master teacher in the same classroom, getting continuous, hands-on supervision and support.

A new national corps of "master teachers" trained in the humanities and social sciences and increased support for research in "endangered" liberal arts subjects are among the recommendations of a major report to be delivered on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.