Sentence examples for proficient teachers from inspiring English sources

The Knowledge is Power Programme, one of the most successful and widely-studied charter school chains in America, is already using ubiquitous, cheap digital technology to share lessons from its most proficient teachers.

This gives rise to a conjectural characterization of three somewhat overlapping classes of teachers (university mathematicians, expert teachers, and proficient teachers), with the suggestion that professional development might profitably differ in the ways that it is targeted to these three groups.

For that reason, the school has tried hard to recruit native English speakers from diverse places such as Canada and Wales, as well as teachers proficient in English from as far away as Poland.

Teachers proficient in math, English, etc. are now held accountable for teaching social issues where they have no training and little expertise.

Billie Jean accepted the challenge, joined the dance class and became so proficient that the teacher later urged her to concentrate on dancing instead of tennis.

Not that an eighth grader proved to be more technically proficient than his teacher — but that anybody would find this story noteworthy.

Gal also took violin lessons and played for 10 years, becoming so proficient that a teacher encouraged her to pursue music as a vocation.

The paper will also serve to shape the new identity of this kind of teacher proficient in English, as representing a fundamental criterion in designing new educational curriculum for linguistic educators in Romanian education.

If I'm lucky, a teacher proficient in the dark arts of web design will gift me with a clean, easy-to-use web page.

He studied dance and acting with local teachers, becoming proficient in tap as well as classical ballet.

The bill also sets a timetable mandating that teachers be proficient in the subjects they teach, but there is no enforcement mechanism to ensure this proficiency.