This challenge is particularly pertinent for K 12 teachers, who often have limited access to computers, work with outdated equipment, or do not have time to tinker with the technology in ways that make it more readily applicable to their classrooms and curricula.
This innovative re-conceptualization of education is of pertinent value for teachers, parents, and administrators who want to shift out of defaults that no longer work.
The unit includes pertinent references for both teacher and student and a list of related A.V. materials.
The chosen vignettes may depict pertinent issues such as teacher's instructional practices (Siry & Martin, 2014), students' learning difficulties (Im & Martin, 2015), and desired learning behavior (Martin, 2006; Tobin, 2006).
These included some questions regarding administrative support, which Ingersoll (2001) deemed pertinent to the study of teacher retention.
International surveys and experiments have underscored several important characteristics pertinent to how vocational education teachers think, thereby forming a source of findings upon which any decisions concerning their professional development should be based.
Restructuring teams normally consist of a school board member, the superintendent and assistant superintendents, principals, teachers, and other pertinent individuals.
They sat and listened and asked pertinent questions like the students whom teachers hope to have.
This is especially pertinent in the case of Singapore when teachers are required to change their teaching habit of being knowledge dispensers to facilitators in children's learning process.
Moreover, teachers are generally underinformed about the pertinent legal issues (Moore 2004), which remain very relevant in any local conflict over teaching evolution.
Each traveler received a kit containing folders for each college with driving directions, admissions building map, pertinent college data, areas of academic excellence, bios of each teacher who had agreed to meet with Teke, and, natch, the Starbucks map.
