Sentence examples for reduced teaching from inspiring English sources

Böttcher was offered the option to have a reduced teaching load for one semester.

Researchers scrabble for funds, and students complain of large classes and reduced teaching time.

The Education Law Center has shown how the shortfall has reduced teaching, learning and, in some schools, safety, because of cutbacks in security.

Further, focus on basic skills has reduced teaching of analytic reasoning and interpretation, and Texas is now adding more complex questions to its tests to try to fix this.

Such items may include special equipment that you normally would share, slightly larger space, larger start-up funds, reduced teaching, bigger computer monitor, and others.

"When we hire tenure track faculty, the expectation is that you give them student support, summer salary, reduced teaching loads, money for equipment, additional space," Abriola says.

The pedagogy popularised by E.D.Hirsch, and recently promoted by the likes of Civitas, reduces teaching into nothing more than a bleak transmission model of learning.

We want to empower heads with more powers to enforce discipline, enhance teachers' security with anonymity when facing malicious allegations, liberate all teaching staff with a less prescriptive curriculum and reduce teaching to the test with fewer, more rigorous, exams.

Thus the only way grades could be issued significantly earlier would be by reducing teaching time and starting examinations earlier, a move that would be unlikely to receive much support from the teaching community, Shirley says.

Steven Peach, chairman of The Wirral secondary heads' group and headteacher of Oldershaw Academy, said that the financial situation would lead to schools reducing teaching staff and increasing class sizes in 2015.

Far removed from the realities of the classroom and the poverty of many of our students, they attempt to reduce teaching to reading from a script and to testing, ignoring the input of real teachers in favor of consultants and cronies.