Sentence examples for second-year teacher from inspiring English sources

Ross Peyser, a 2011 graduate of Cornell and a second-year teacher in New Orleans, was once an intern at Oliver Wyman, a financial services consulting firm.

Finishing the thought, Jane Viau, a teacher at Frederick Douglass Academy in Harlem, says, "Whether that means they're a second-year teacher or a 22nd-year teacher".

A first- or second-year teacher is not as accomplished as one with 10 or 15 years of experience, but is much less expensive.

Ms. Parker, a second-year teacher making $36,000, fears that under the proposed legislation class sizes would rise and higher contributions to her benefits would knock her out of the middle class.

Stacey Hodge, a second-year teacher at a Dallas Independent School District middle school, recently was rated as "exceeding expectations" in four of the state's criteria, and "proficient" in the others.

The "dependables": calmly religious Charles (seen reading devotions before breakfast) and second-year teacher Chloe, an angelic presence represented as a guiding light showing the participants (and us) what a difference a year makes.

The study found that 46percentt of first- and second-year teachers had come from another career.

First- and second-year teachers are somewhat less effective than their peers, but subsequent experience is not strongly linked with effectiveness.

"In turnaround schools, you often wind up with a high portion of first- and second-year teachers, so you need some experience, a team of teachers who are enthusiastic and idealistic".

"For us, usage went up, and second-year teachers achieved statistically significant improvements," Ritter says.

A total of 667 first- and second-year teachers in the district were also laid off -- and 70percentt, or 467 of them, were women.