Sentence examples for specialized teacher from inspiring English sources

Because of the program's newness, as well as its specialized teacher training, a number of I.B. schools in India have faculty members and principals from overseas.

Again, inclusive schools are regular schools which cater for learners with special learning needs in a regular inclusive classroom where such learners are assisted by a specialized teacher.

By doing so, I believe that my students benefit, because they get a specialized teacher in science, who's a lot more prepared and a lot more ready to teach that content in depth versus just scratching the surface all the time.

Thirdly, we observed that urban schools had specialized physical education teachers in their physical education programs, while these kinds of specialized teachers were virtually absent in rural areas.

Science laboratories, computers and specialized teachers make colleges expensive to run.

Other schools used the money to lower class sizes, start new after-school programs and hire specialized teachers.

These included specialized teachers, more guidance counselors, training for parents, a translation unit to serve non-English-speaking parents, updated computers and enhanced art programs.

In general, the city permits principals to use the class size reduction funds for other purposes, including to pay for specialized teachers and for team-teaching.

For each special-education child, the law requires a plan set by a committee of regular and specialized teachers, a psychologist, the principal, medical personnel and the child's parents or legal advocate.

Ron K. Unz, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur who helped finance and organize the initiative that all but eliminated bilingual education in California almost two years ago, said dual-language programs are so scarce because they require such specialized teachers.

Several principals — who did not want their names published for fear of angering the administration or the teachers' union — said they were circumventing the restrictions by offering new teachers jobs as long-term substitutes or hiring them as specialized teachers but placing them in regular classrooms.