Sentence examples for stable teaching from inspiring English sources

For these reasons and others, including the time and expense involved with hiring and training new teachers, early childhood care and education programs ought to be concerned with how teachers perceive their workplace conditions so that they can preserve an experienced and stable teaching staff.

This will ultimately affect students because it will lead to a less qualified teachers and a less stable teaching force.

For the most part, they seem oblivious to the fact that poor working conditions and few incentives for stable teaching careers are not the blueprint for effective education.

The girl I once knew, who would party all night long and dance with me in the middle of traffic, is now a 31-year-old mother of two and wife to a successful man, has held a stable teaching job for almost a decade, and has the perfect white-picket-fence house.

For the Angolan schools, in order to increase the quality of graduates from the medical schools, it was considered essential to have a stable teaching workforce, recruiting more teachers, increasing the number of administrative personnel and having the adequate material and qualified personnel for laboratories.

Gerald took up more stable employment, teaching part-time as head of photography at Wimbledon College of Art, where he remained until his retirement in 1992.

If schools and opera companies worked together, every community could have a stable of teaching artists going into the elementary, middle and high schools, exposing and educating the young people in the community to opera and preparing them for the performances they could then attend (Both schools and companies often have teaching artists, but imagine the possibilities if they combined forces).

She also started a riding stable to teach city boys and girls how to ride and care for horses.

In some stables they teach you how to care for foals and take care of these beautiful animals.

On the other hand, scientific institutes are well established and long-standing, there is a strong and stable education system, teaching is an honored profession, and teachers are revered.

1 Although oral rehydration is appropriate for most children, many receive prolonged intravenous rehydration, which contributes to overcrowding in the emergency department. 2 Given the safety of replacing fluid deficits over 24 hours in haemodynamically stable children, traditional teaching and the National Patient Safety Agency 3 have advocated such an approach.