Sentence examples for served teachers from inspiring English sources

Other houses served teachers.

In 1906 he founded the Historical Association, which served teachers of history and which, from 1916, published the periodical History.

The apartment buildings, which will serve teachers working throughout the city and range in size from 17 to 66 units, will extend from each end of this central group, like limbs reaching out into the neighborhood.

It is hoped to develop solar thermal industry in the country and to provide INSET courses on solar energy to serving teachers in secondary school.

Meanwhile, there has been no public discussion of the school district selling bonds to finance low-cost housing that would serve teachers.

I have an unlikely suspect to add to the list: North Carolina has one of the strongest public pension systems in the country that serves teachers, firefighters, police officers and tens of thousands of other public workers.

93.8% of facilities are used frequently, serving teachers and the community.

For that, an effective cooperation and collaboration need to be established between schools and pre-service teacher education programs, and between in-service teachers serving as mentor teachers and pre-service teachers as well as between teacher educators and in-service teachers.

But the drive to close public schools has not served students, teachers, or communities well.

"These changes could deter graduates from entering teaching, restrict serving teachers' ability to move jobs and cause many to leave teaching if they are unfairly deprived of pay progression by decisions which ignore their contribution to their school but focus instead on funding pressure or whether the teacher's face fits," she said.

Before Heidegger became the Nazi rector of the University of Freiburg in 1933, he served as teacher and sage to four gifted students of assimilated German Jewish backgrounds.