Sentence examples for reminding teachers from inspiring English sources

At 1 A.M. on Wednesday, before the walkout, McDonnell sent out an e-mail reminding teachers not to participate and instructing them to close the blinds so that students in class wouldn't be distracted.

This finding stands in line with a previous research that showed that advanced mathematics courses are viewed by the teachers as a resource for reminding teachers what learning mathematics feels like and that it improved their sensitivity to students' difficulties (Even [2011]).

I threw out the podiums that our elementary and middle school teachers had in their classrooms, reminding teachers that even at the college level not many people enjoy listening to a professor's lecture.

As another school year winds down, the courage of the blue-eyed girl in pink pajamas lying in isolation at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center has reminded teachers here why they teach.

Here are my top 10 favourite articles which should remind teachers of the wealth of fabulous teaching resources we have across the site.

"She reminds teachers of why they should hang in there and keep doing this when the going gets rough," said Wendy Kohli, director of teacher education at New School University, who organized the premiere of "Exclusions & Awakenings: The Life of Maxine Greene," a film by Markie Hancock.

Research assistants visited each classroom weekly to collect the diaries and also reminded teachers and participants to continue the headache recordings for the following week.

I guess mixing it up with the 99% reminds teachers of what it was once like to be human.

It reminds teachers to use document-based instruction and to focus students on supporting conclusions with evidence that they find in the text.

After enduring a loss that I cannot even imagine, she reminded teachers to "Walk with courage, with faith, and with love".

Perry ends the session by reminding the teachers to call 999 if they think anyone has left for Syria.