The term "teacher assistant" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the duties and responsibilities of someone who assists a teacher in a school or educational setting. For example, "The teacher assistant helped the teacher with grading papers and organizing class activities."
Teacher and teacher assistant qualifications requirements and compensation in state preschool programs remain low relative to other professions and compared to that in the public schools.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed serving in each capacity as teacher, assistant principal and principal," he wrote.
Her mother is a teacher assistant in a special education preschool program in Northvale, N.J.
The bridegroom's mother is a teacher assistant at the Sunshine Development School in Jamaica, Queens.
The bridegroom's mother is a teacher assistant in the nursery school at Temple B'nai Jeshurun in Short Hills, N.J.
An interactive robot served as a teacher assistant by telling prerecorded stories to small groups of children while incorporating song and motor activities in the process.
The purpose of this article is to describe the teacher-assistant requirement for fellows in a pulmonary and critical care training program and gain the perspectives of program graduates on their experiences as teacher assistants.
In 2000, the average teacher's salary was $24,000, representing a 3.8percentt increase from 1996; teacher assistants earn $16,500.
JoeB, Sacramento, Ca The real issue is that ALL schools ought to have gardens, teacher assistants, science & technology teachers, art, music, foreign language, computers, sports, field trips.
The layoffs included about 550 teachers — from schools that are closing and struggling academically — along with teacher assistants, bus aides, custodians and others.
We've lost nearly 7,500 teacher assistants because of state budget cuts, crippling teachers' abilities to differentiate instruction and manage behavior.
