Sentence examples for preparing teacher from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — After the State Legislature on Thursday adopted one of the leanest budgets in recent years, thousands of workers are facing the threat of layoffs, school systems across the state are preparing teacher cuts, and prison guards face losing their jobs as the state decides which prisons to close.

We highlight the central role of video in the Problem-Solving Cycle and our approach to preparing teacher leaders to use video-based discussions to understand student thinking and instructional practices.

We highlight the adaptations we made to keep the role of video central in the PSC and to strengthen our approach to preparing teacher leaders to lead video-based discussions (VBDs).

With more public and private support, we can create our own infrastructure for preparing teachers.

To the Editor: Kudos to Joe Nocera for highlighting the overly theoretical approach to preparing teachers in most traditional programs.

As an education scholar, he ruffled feathers by suggesting that universities should spend less time on research and more time preparing teachers for the classroom.

Both sides of the debate are recruiting hundreds of teen ambassadors to take their arguments into schools, preparing teachers' packs, and offering speakers and visits.

But critics are dubious that the new assessment system will produce better teachers and said that imposing a standardized program on education schools undermines their autonomy in preparing teachers.

The funding of learning outside the classroom initiatives remain inadequate, teachers' health and safety concerns... have yet to be assuaged and teacher training continues to pay scant attention to preparing teachers to lead learning outside the classroom".

But he also fired a shot across the bow: "Many, if not most, of the nation's 1,450 schools, colleges and departments of education are doing a mediocre job of preparing teachers for the realities of the 21st-century classroom".

Britain is skimping: it is introducing its new curriculum in a rush, and preparing teachers has mostly been left to industry groups such as Computing at School, which helped put together the syllabus.