Sentence examples for organized teacher from inspiring English sources

Legislative building during the "March for Students and Rally for Respect," the largest act of organized teacher political action in state history.

The sequencing, balance, content, and organization of general and specialist academic work, courses in education, and professional studies and teaching experience has been a subject of discussion since the earliest days of organized teacher education.

Then, after a gradual membership decline in those activities, unions organized teachers, nurses, and other service employees.

Our schools arise from an enduring coherence in educational theory promulgated by a small group of education schools, notably Harvard's and Columbia's, and put into effect by nationally organized teachers who lobby at every level of government.

The United Federation of Teachers announced on Tuesday that it had organized teachers at two respected New York City charter schools, making inroads in a movement that has long sold itself as an alternative that is not hamstrung by union contracts and work rules.

He served in that post until 1867, during which time he organized teachers' institutes, established a teacher-certification system, won legislative support for school taxes, wrote a revised school law, and provided for uniform textbooks throughout the California public school system.

To staff its neediest schools before classes start on Aug. 28, recruiters have been advertising nationwide, organizing teacher fairs and offering one of the nation's largest recruitment bonuses, $10,000 to instructors who sign up to teach Algebra I. "We had schools where we didn't have a single certified math teacher," said Terry Grier, the schools superintendent.

The state's Joint Legislative Audit Committee approved a request by Sen. Tony Mendoza (D-Artesia) to review expenses incurred by the charter school organization that has been fighting the union's attempts to organize teachers at its 27 schools.

They agreed to organize teachers to confer in their own school districts about exemplary lessons and how actual student work met their standards.

The union filed a complaint this week with the state Public Employment Relations Board saying that KIPP's administration was intimidating the organizing teachers.

She left her school to work at the Los Angeles Teachers Association, organizing teachers during the East L.A. student walkouts, and then returned to teaching and earned a credential at U.S.C. to become a high-school principal.