Sentence examples for straightforward teachers from inspiring English sources

In fact, using ClassDojo is pretty straightforward: Teachers assign students an avatar and, based on their behavior throughout the day, dole out rewards or consequences (+1 for smiling, -1 for punching) from their laptop, tablet or smartphone.

Francis delivers his instructions with the air of a patient and straightforward teacher, though the Japanese techniques and ingredients he describes may be unfamiliar to Western disciples.

Ms. Child died yesterday at the age of 91, after a 40-year career as a straightforward teacher of the intricacies and pleasures of French cooking.

The solution is straightforward: pay economics teachers more.

For example, they suggested making the initial letter "very straightforward" (Year 4 teacher) as its academic nature may have made some parents feel that "it's not related to me" (Year 1 teacher).

Successful artists, entrepreneurs, even scientists, Mr. Getzels found, were often not the best at answering straightforward questions posed by teachers or routine exams.

"To assume that the disciplinary hearings of teachers are straightforward and the same as a firefighter's is a mistake that I think could be very costly in terms of protection for teachers and students," she said.

This straightforward observation by a teacher belongs next to a passage — about the art of fiction, all fiction, though a historical anger couches it in terms of war writing — that she quotes from Tim O'Brien's book "The Things They Carried": "A true war story is never moral.

Yet the most straightforward solution to improving teacher quality fast is to lay off the system's least effective instructors.

The protocols these teachers follow are straightforward: What were the lesson objectives?

The New York City plan is not a straightforward arrangement, in which individual teachers throughout a school system receive extra money based on the performance of their students.