Sentence examples for substandard teaching from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy's proposal comes two months after a study found several problems with the city's bilingual education program, including substandard teaching and children who stay too long in the program.

One comment reads: "Either you stick to the hours you are contracted to work and provide substandard teaching for your students, or you put in extra hours, effectively reduce your hourly rate of pay, and try to be good at your job".

Just a strong feeling that something--something--was wrong when the university has ignored the recommendations of several faculty committees and two arbitrators and refused to give him tenure, citing substandard teaching.

Pupils are being let down by substandard science teaching, according to a leading independent school headmaster.

Bilingual education as practiced in New York City is a historically troubled program that traps foreign-born students in substandard schooling instead of teaching them English and passing them into the mainstream.

A few months earlier, the high court issued an order for Bridge schools to be closed because government inspectors said that children were being taught in substandard facilities and unsanitary conditions.

We are not satisfied with an institution that finds the resources to provide some students with the most experienced and well-trained teachers, advanced technologies, expansive course options and state-of-the-art facilities, while other students languish in substandard buildings and are taught in overcrowded classrooms by teachers lacking the basic supports they need to do their jobs.

This consists of an observation, a review and gathering four pieces of evidence for each teaching standard and substandard.

The school has received 70 "quality applications" so far for its teaching slots, and more than 100 substandard applications (doomed to Mr. Vanderhoek's No Response File for failing to follow explicit directions).

Studies of didactic processes during clerkships show that teaching of physical examination skills is often substandard [ 26, 28- 30].

Mr. Scheffler, who teaches English as a second language, hopes to teach in Asbury Park in what many call a substandard school system that discourages families from living here.