According to the piece, papers were often read aloud in rural houses in Ireland to family groups, usually by priests or schoolteachers, thus enabling "the illiterate to keep abreast of current affairs".
Another example is "Sirs", used to mean "schoolteachers", even for women in, say, primary schools.
"The top 25 hedge fund managers made more than $24bn in 2013 which is equivalent to the full salaries of more than 425,000 public schoolteachers.
That idea some children have – that there is a gap between the world as you think it is and the world as it is evinced by your parents or schoolteachers or whoever – was quite strong in me.
Former civil servants, schoolteachers and professors are among those attempting to block trucks bringing supplies for the construction of a vast new facility in and near the camp, to be used by American marines.
A whopping 30% of all Labour candidates in the election that brought the party to power were, or had been, schoolteachers or lecturers.
As part of a federal project to fight teenage delinquency, the university arranged a series of courses for the police and for schoolteachers who had to deal with the youngsters.
Yet 85% of its schoolteachers fail a test of basic competency.
The unions are threatening more disruptive action.It was Bogota's 27,000 state schoolteachers who caused most worry, with a five-day strike that hit 700,000 children.
And it runs services (even if not always successfully) across the areas it controls, paying schoolteachers and providing for the poor and widowed.
This month state-run television has been showing pictures of conscientious health officials and mask-wearing schoolteachers fighting an outbreak of disease by spraying disinfectant on every accessible surface.
