The phrase "nurturing teacher" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a teacher who displays characteristics of kindness, patience, dedication, and support towards their students. For example, "Mrs. Smith is an incredibly nurturing teacher who always goes out of her way to make sure each of her students needs are met."
Beginning in 1976, I knew him not as an orchestra musician, but as a patient and nurturing teacher who worked with me on scales, simple études and, as soon as I was able, the towering cello music of Bach.
A 55-year-old Communist, she was for you the sweetest, kindest, most nurturing teacher there was.
The nurturing teachers or the unsparing ones?
And with a bit of careful nurturing, teachers try to ensure today's late bloomer can still be tomorrow's Cambridge graduate.
At the age of 11, he said, he had figured out that he wanted to be self-sufficient (a polite way of saying rich), then important (perhaps even famous) and finally nurturing (translation: teacher).
East Windsor has nurtured a teacher exchange program with China for several years, and Mr. Soutra's trip, which he had been planning since late last year, was to have lasted five weeks.
We need to create conditions that nurture teachers who are "called" to teach.
The puppies are blissfully unaware that they have all landed ultimate homes equipped with kids, a loving teacher, nurturing adults and a yard to boot.
He was a superb teacher, nurturing successive generations of grateful intensivists who progressed to successful research, clinical, and leadership careers in their own right.
The conclusions suggest that the number of blogs should be expanded, that different hosting platforms allowing greater dynamic should be used and that a genuine dialogue should be nurtured between teachers and students.
They said they cherish the teachers who love and nurture their children -- teachers like Andrews-Armstrong, who ensures that any child who forgets his lunch receives food and who takes children home when their parents can't get to the school to pick them up.
