Sentence examples for recognised teacher from inspiring English sources

Societies such as the ESR have a potential role in recognising the contribution of outstanding teachers by providing recognised teacher status or awards.

We recognise teachers' concerns and are continuing to work with the sector to find constructive solutions to this issue".

(Coach 7, interview data) Combined delivery was also considered by coaches and teachers to provide variety in delivery, with coaches recognising teachers could reinforce messages delivered during coaching sessions.

The importance of connecting professionally and socially with other teachers in the same discipline area seems to be recognised by teachers associations in Europe (Lamb 2012).

How much of a lasting effect can a stand-out teacher have on his students?Mr Jacob: Parents, educators and casual observers have always recognised that teachers play an absolutely critical role in student learning.

Learning that takes place outside of the objective is rarely valued or recognised, and teachers who train under this rigid system never realise there was ever another way.

Despite appearances, he wasn't completely forgettable: when he strolled into his former school yesterday dressed in a black combat uniform with his face uncovered, he was immediately recognised by teachers and former classmates.

Multi-agency approach In looking after the wellbeing of their pupils, it was recognised that "teachers have a huge role to play in promoting equality and valuing diversity" (principle four).

I am signing copies of my autobiography when I look up and recognise a teacher of mine, from long-ago days at Stockport high school.

But his school career wasn't entirely a disaster, since an English teacher recognised - and nurtured - his talent.

A few months ago, when he took his three-year-old daughter to register at school, the head teacher recognised him.