The phrase "teacher aide" is considered correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use "teacher aide" to refer to a person who assists a teacher in a school setting. This term is often used in educational contexts to describe a role or job position. Example: "The school hired several teacher aides to support the classroom teacher in delivering lesson plans and monitoring student behavior."
The paraprofessionals, the majority of whom are black or Puerto Rican, hold such job titles as teacher aide, educational assis tant or educational associate, depending upon their qualifica tions and experience.
While math and science teachers are in short supply, said Ernest J. Piermarini, an assistant superintendent for the Lakeland Central School District, "We even have a hard time getting classroom monitors, teacher aide applicants, even basic clerical workers".
According to the union, salaries now ranging from $1.75 an hour for a teacher aide to $3.50 for an auxiliary trainer would be increased under the new agreement to a range of $2.50 to $4 in the first year of the contract.
Karen Ricciardi, a biology teacher who was explaining the urinary system with the help of a Chinese teacher aide, Michael Tsang, said she had noticed some improvement in the quality of the newly arrived students in the last five years, after the anti-intellectualism of the Cultural Revolution had receded.
He was visited about twice a week by the mother of his boys, a 5-year-old and 6-month-old, and his own mother, a D.C. Public Schools teacher aide — who found a record of the Maryland warrant online, but was told when she inquired that U.S. officials there would not bring him from an out-of state jail for such a relatively minor offense.
The House bill raises the qualifications for teacher aides and prevents schools from expanding such positions.
South Korea, known for its enthusiasm for technology, is "hiring" hundreds of robots as teacher aides and classroom playmates and is experimenting with robots that would teach English.
These days, education at Seward Park, with its 18 Chinese-speaking teachers and 17 Chinese teacher aides, involves much more than the imparting of knowledge in a classroom.
Some teacher aides are encouraged to upgrade their qualifications to a university degree and become teachers.
The teacher aides, including the Aboriginal/Islander Education Officers (AIEOs), have one year training.
