Sentence examples for moving teachers from inspiring English sources

Faced with a hole in its education budget, Hawaii's Republican governor simply shut down the state's schools on Fridays, moving teachers and pupils onto a four-day week.

Alonzo and Kim (2016) refer to this as dynamic PCK and Schön (1983) refers to it as reflection-in-action. Another major theoretical contribution of the consensus model is moving teacher beliefs outside the conceptualization of teacher knowledge.

If you build a cluster, you share expertise, costs, procurement and can move teachers around.

Rather than striking, the solution might be to sit tight and let events move teachers' way: a cosy berth looks more appealing in stormy economic times.

Do two neighbouring schools really need two separate senior management teams or could one team do a better job, with the ability to move teachers and eventually pupils between sites?

Capping two years of rancorous bargaining, the Washington schools chancellor and the city's teachers' union on Wednesday announced an agreement on a tentative contract that would increase teacher salaries, establish a voluntary merit pay system and give the authorities clearer powers to move teachers out of the system based on their effectiveness rather than seniority.

Wilshaw made a veiled dig in his speech at the government's push to move teacher training away from university courses and towards its School Direct programme, where trainee teachers are taught in approved schools with high ratings.

In a speech in London, Wilshaw warned that problems in teacher training and recruitment were causing difficulties – a veiled dig at the government's push to move teacher training away from university courses and towards its School Direct programme, where trainee teachers are taught in approved schools with high ratings.

This is great for parents on the move Teachers have been setting up subject or class Twitter accounts that students can follow.

"While helping pupils to decide on the next move, teachers should use their longer experience of life to explain how fallible exams are as a test of true academic ability.

In other moves: Teachers' pay in England and Wales will be more closely linked to performance.