Sentence examples for model teacher for from inspiring English sources

When her union rep describes her as a model teacher for ten years with "low pay and even less respect" and talks about how she has "given up her dreams to give the children of Chicago theirs," she bolts from the room.

The agency's commissioner, Martha K. Hirst, said, "Henry Chang was a highly experienced professional who was a role model and teacher for younger, less-experienced employees during his more than seven years of city service".

As the daughter of the spiritual and political leader of the Sokoto community, Asma'u was a role model and teacher for other Muslim women as well as a scholar of Islam and a key advisor to her father as he waged a jihad to bring Islam to the population of what is now northwestern Nigeria.

In the collaborative specialist model, teachers are selected for groups based on "their proven expertise in subject-matter content and pedagogy" (p. 74).

The model for teacher professional development and pre-service teacher education is said to be seamless for two reasons – a) there is continued funding from MOE for teachers to come back to NIE to learn, and b) professional development courses are design such that they build on the existing knowledge base that pre-service teachers have learnt in their teacher preparation courses.

This continuous improvement model for teacher development and evaluation is already showing promise in improving teacher quality in more than 100 school districts across the country.

This is a pathway that others are following and it's conceivable that Blue Engine could evolve into an alternative model for teacher preparation, one that provides more ramp-up time than programs like Teach For America.

I hope to identify and train a group of five or ten arts leaders in each country in which we work; ultimately, I hope these leaders become the role models and teachers for their nation.

Learning communities have become a widespread model for teacher development.

Our study supports the contention that blended learning is a viable model for teacher professional development.

That lesson was shared with schools and the state "as it creates a new model for teacher evaluations," said Matthew Mittenthal, an Education Department spokesman.