Sentence examples for men teachers from inspiring English sources
The phrase "men teachers" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a noun phrase that refers to male educators. Example: "The school hired more men teachers this year to create a more diverse teaching staff."
Then he undertook a series of portraits of tribal elders, medicine men, teachers, artists and people who were making a difference in the Sioux Nation.
Mr. Milosevic's 38 fellow prisoners, all from the former Yugoslavia, include former police officers, professional military men, teachers, politicians, a camp commander and a car mechanic -- an inevitably random selection from those who may have committed grave crimes against civilians during the Balkan wars of the 1990's.
This particular day, I had been kept in after school, and the teacher had let me go to the library room to pick out a book to read, and I was alone in there and out of sight, squatting down at a bookcase in the back of the room trying to decide between two books, when the principal of the school, who was a man, came in with one of the men teachers, the math teacher.
We renew our gratitude and appreciation for the efforts and dedication of women and men teachers, who bear the responsibility of educating future generations to build societies based on sustainable development, peace, democracy, human rights and equality.
Green accused the school of being too forgiving because of the teacher's gender and said: "If it was a man teacher doing it to a female student, they would have taken this totally serious".
Last week, they beheaded two men, both teachers, because the government had ignored their demands.
In a spate of cases between October 2008 and October 2009 alone, Brooklyn prosecutors arrested 26 ultra-Orthodox men — rabbis, teachers and camp counselors among them — on sexual abuse charges.
But you also find that in schools, where more women than men are teachers but the leadership tends to be disproportionally populated by men.
In the 2002-03 school year, school administrators here made 20 trips to job fairs and college campuses in an effort to recruit more men as teachers.
In Tanzania, the researchers found, a quarter of elementary school girls said they had had sex with adult men, including teachers, often in exchange for money or gifts.
To break through the politics of hopelessness, it will evidently take something more than blood — the blood of women, men, children, teachers, pastors, janitors, pensioners, first responders, anybody who happens to be in the way — being shed.
