Sentence examples for middle class teachers from inspiring English sources

The vast housing complex of Les Olympiades was built for Paris's then- booming middle class: teachers and academics as well as laborers.

Breaking Bad had guns and drugs, but it also has the economic implosion of the middle class: teachers have to take second jobs or cook meth if they want to keep their heads above water and pay their medical bills.

But even if Mr. McGreevey prevails, he faces grave challenges in Camden, including the difficult task of attracting middle class teachers to a city known mainly for open air drug markets and a dysfunctional government.

The Education Trust, a Washington-based advocacy group, has asserted that a "scandalously high" number of middle school classes are taught by teachers lacking even a college minor in their assigned subjects.

The motley crew of middle-class teachers and their rough-necked supporters in the south-western state of Guerrero hardly look like a force to be reckoned with.

The Soviet middle-class — teachers and engineers — suddenly found its salaries eaten up by inflation, and had to look for other ways to make money.

On camera, as Mr. Krulwich follows him through his workday, Mr. Simmons is breezily arrogant, as if he had been bred in Hollywood instead of in Hollis, Queens, by middle-class teachers.

Focusing on education, she finds that at every point in their personal development and educational history, working-class children are misunderstood, ignored, or disrespected by middle-class teachers and administrators.

The apartments designed primarily for middle-class teachers have been an unintentional boon for the cafeteria workers, bus drivers and special education assistants who make up the lowest-paid group in the school system.

"Gender stereotypes and fixed gender points don't help anyone, really," says Roche. "When pupils go into the classroom they shouldn't look up and see a bunch of white, middle-class teachers, male or female.

The apartments designed primarily for middle-class teachers have been an unintentional boon for the cafeteria workers, bus drivers and special education assistants who make up the lowest-paid group in the school system.