Sentence examples for strongly teachers from inspiring English sources

It may already be clear to coalition ministers quite how strongly teachers feel about their plans.

In line with Prenzel et al. (2000), these items express from a student's point of view—how strongly teachers point out the interconnections between different subjects and their relevance to present and future life, and how often they refer to learning task objectives and performance requirements, for instance, "Our accounting teacher explains how the current topic is connected to other subjects".

As a parent and a teacher, I feel strongly that teachers need guidance.

Now there is to be no reduction in the overall number of Italy's strongly unionised teachers.

The latter raised the issue of the difficulties of multi-agency working, but it was felt strongly that teachers would always put children fi rst and were wedded to the government's Every Child Matters agenda.

"Many teachers strongly, strongly disagree with the union position on teacher tenure, teacher pay, on merit pay, on merit promotion, on classroom size," he told the California state lawyer.

I believe strongly in teacher protection act, like I mentioned.

This suggested that the socioeconomic impact of student families associated more strongly with teacher autonomy than student truancy and years of experience.

In a statement released through the Department for Education, Richard Cairns said: "I strongly believe that teachers are born not made and I will actively seek out teachers from all walks of life who have the potential to inspire children.

For years teacher testing and efforts to diminish hiring by seniority have been strongly resisted by teachers' unions.

David Evans, NUT Wales secretary, said teachers "strongly opposed" the process.