Sentence examples for straight teacher from inspiring English sources

The event inspired the 1997 comedy In & Out, starring Kevin Kline as a notionally straight teacher, engaged to be married, who is horrified when his movie-star ex-pupil outs him in an acceptance speech.

A straight teacher talking about her trip to England with her husband will be considered perfectly wholesome, while a lesbian teacher talking about her trip to England with her partner will be treated as if she were explaining the ins and outs of cunnilingus to kindergardeners.

Without explicit guidelines, a straight teacher saying he's not married because his girlfriend is still in college will be considered appropriate, while a gay teacher saying he's not married because he can't in the state of Oregon will be considered inappropriate.

Let's get this straight: teachers in our schools are required to spend an additional 100 minutes a week in instruction.

They're also educating the next generation of school administrators and letting them know that it's completely appropriate to have two sets of rules about discussing one's personal life at school, one set of rules for straight teachers and another for not-straight teachers.

And they're saying that it's not appropriate for a teacher to share a basic part of their identity with their students, parts of their identity that even they admit straight teachers are allowed to share.

How can we queer/gayify/bend/lavenderize straight teachers to make them understand that a sexual identity is also about a sensibility and not only about sexual activity, and that they need to wear lavender lenses at times, in order to understand the compulsory heterosexuality, heteronormativity and hetero-supremacy that they perpetuate in the classrooms?

I knew early on it was what I wanted to do and I went straight to teacher training college after school.

So when he gets mugged by the local thug, Kalule (a lurching, terrifying performance from Daniel Antivilo), Jorge goes straight to teacher – a role filled in the adult world by the police.

And this is how Top Hat is gaining entry into higher ed classrooms: Rather than selling its product to universities themselves, they've been using a direct sales force to go straight to teachers, side-stepping the software pricing model by offering the solution for free to teachers, while charging students to use it.

But when Carol Pick's Austrian immigrant father started the business, he sold straight to teachers from the back of his 1955 Dodge station wagon.