Sentence examples for screen teachers from inspiring English sources

If that's what we want from our schools, then it makes sense to screen teachers — and students — the same way.

Would you have to be more careful to screen teachers given the expectation that they would be armed?

That is evident in the site's frequent postings about things like "onion breath" and "always scratching," and was confirmed in e-mail conversations with eight admins, ages 13 to 18, some of whom screen teacher ratings for other schools as well as their own.

In the top left screen teacher 2 and Harrison are in the visual field of teacher 1.

In the bottom left screen teacher 2 is (close up) in the visual field of infant 1 - Harrison.

Even the onerous new system has serious holes, for example in screening teachers from overseas.

Like other high-performing charter operations, Green Dot screens teachers closely — which means they get higher-quality teachers to start — and evaluates them frequently, with the aim of making them better at what they do.

In the first experiment, researchers screened teachers for explicit racial bias, among other factors.

However, for the group that declined screening, teachers reported more need for help.

There is currently a large gap in both research and practice between student identification practices for those at-risk (i.e., universal screening, teacher referral, or extant data as early identification methods) and the selection of appropriate Tier 2 interventions for social, emotional, and behavioral concerns.

Second, our methods to screen potential teachers, or determine which ones are good, don't work.