Sentence examples for teacher almost from inspiring English sources

Our teacher, almost bald from years of enduring sophomore slackers like me, was a soft-spoken and nobly patient man.

During 10 years in the profession, I've seen technology alter the role the teacher almost beyond all recognition.

Watching Whiplash, the story of the antagonistic relationship between a drumming prodigy and his ferociously demanding conservatory music teacher, almost the last thing on your mind is music.

Painfully shy, she sat looking out of the window for the first two terms and the teacher almost gave up on her.

Virtually every new teacher earns it, including in New York City, where all a principal has had to do to give a teacher almost guaranteed lifetime employment is to check a box on a computer program.

He later discovered that his teacher almost died while she was being born, and that she had emerged safely from the womb only after a preacher from a neighboring town was roused from sleep to offer a blessing in the delivery room.

Full-time teachers, almost all at charter schools, they work grueling hours, and they were tired.

The result is that many primary-school teachers, almost all of whom are women, need to find other jobs to earn a living.

Perhaps most important, the system gives teachers almost constant feedback, so that they are fully aware of where they stand and what they need to do to improve.

Of the 1,600 teachers, almost two-thirds are white; a little over a fifth are African American and fewer than a tenth are Latino.

Teachers almost universally lament the encroachment of civil servants and politicians into their profession – but the problem is that politics tends to spot a vacuum.