Sentence examples for mock teachers from inspiring English sources

When governors mock teachers as lazy, avaricious incompetents, they demean the profession and make it harder to attract the best and brightest.

Of greater concern are the Web sites created by students at home to post threats against a school or mock teachers.

He also tells me that he was small as a boy, and found popularity by mocking teachers.

He went on to mock a teacher who stated that "the reason black people played the blues was because they were poor and had to pick cotton".

That came as a huge relief to Cook and the restored coach, Peter Moores, prompting Shane Warne, an old sparring partner of Prior's from their days as south-coast rivals at Hampshire and Sussex, to mock a "teacher's pet selection" in his Daily Telegraph column.

You could be mocked by teachers.

Brian Smith Berlin I remember my teenage daughters mocking a teacher at school for wearing jeans "at her age" (G2, 3 November).

I spent a lot of time in A/V class mocking my teacher for what I considered "overly effeminate" behaviour.

Now Rachel had someone to mock her former teachers with, someone with whom she could openly question her upbringing.

As teachers mocked the principal and complained about her being "stifling" and "hyper," the atmosphere got more poisonous.

The draft version of the primary history curriculum, including teaching eight-year-olds about the heptarchy (the seven kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxons), was mocked by the teachers' unions as training for a pub quiz.