Sentence examples for replacement teacher from inspiring English sources

They ignored the replacement teacher, and some of them even slept.

After being told by the headteacher that he would be employing a replacement teacher, and several weeks of chaotic supply teachers, he instead put in place a teaching assistant two days a week without informing parents.

Easington, which is a remote village further away from a town than any other primary school in the area, advertised twice for a replacement teacher for the pupils - many of whom will be taking national curriculum tests for 11-year-olds this summer - but was unable to fill the post.

Enrollment in teacher preparation programs plummets; these programs are unable to provide a sufficient supply of replacement teachers for local school districts, even as fewer teachers are needed.

Reductions for the revised budget resulted from one teacher's retirement and lower costs associated with hiring four replacement teachers to cover unexpected maternity leaves.

But they assume that replacement teachers can be hired without limit, with no increase in compensation, from the same quality distribution from which current teachers are drawn.

However, the opportunities for vocational teachers to keep up with their trade are rather limited because of a lack of replacement teachers and the fact that Norwegian vocational teachers have permanent employment and work full-time (in contrast to English and Welsh teachers, who work part-time in temporary employment).

However, some vocational teachers did not wish to participate in working periods because of a lack of knowledge of contemporary working life, concerns about their own vocational competence, difficulties finding replacement teachers, and restrictions in school schedules and teachers' working hours, among other factors.

The state should triple the three days a year funded to improve teaching skills and pay for replacement teachers.

"We would like to get some part of the student body back in school with qualified temporary replacement teachers sometime next week, probably starting in kindergarten through eighth grade," Karl Meurlot told the Journal Star, while admitting that the high school teachers will be more difficult to replace because of their more specialized and advanced fields of instruction, such as foreign language.

Teachers/learning support assistants were given a choice of days to attend the training, and schools were financially compensated for the cost of replacement teachers while their staff attended training.