So let's form a monstrous regiment of parents who refuse, between working, shopping, cleaning, washing and playing, to also serve as our children's surrogate teachers.
A constant ally, confidante, teacher and surrogate mother, you will be part of us forever.
In 1970, Alexander Pushkin, celebrated teacher and surrogate father to the young dancer (whose own father never understood or supported his ambitions), died suddenly and left Baryshnikov feeling bereft of protectors.
Teachers are surrogate parents with a similar socializing influence as students' parents (Herring and Wahler 2003).
Sister Mary Celine's first assignment was to teach at St . Benedicts Day Nursery, which is now next to the convent, and she spent much of her life, until the day she died, as a teacher, director or surrogate grandmother to its children.
Hutch teachers sometimes become surrogate parents for children who know that a family member could soon die.
Sound hypotheses must drive the rationale for using individual data or aggregated future teacher data as surrogates for program-level constructs in order to derive correlation coefficients.
Greater proportions of boarding school youth, who had positive perceptions of their mentor (the significant adult or parent surrogate), believed both that their teachers thought they were good students (p < 0.01), and that they themselves were good students (p < 0.01).
Richard L. Adelmann, a retired accountant, and his wife, Lucille, a retired teacher, have become the surrogate grandparents to the 17 boys, ages 6 to 10, in Johnson Cottage.
Irreverent and loving older brother of David Stein (Josselin, France), beloved uncle of Mikhal (Bouganim), Maya and Adam Stein, devoted surrogate uncle of Peter, David and Sam Beller, and mentor, teacher and tutor of countless others.
