Sentence examples for teacher conduct from inspiring English sources

Following a brief training session on the use of descriptive praise, coaches observed each teacher conduct a large-group activity and sent them e-mail messages containing performance feedback with a hyperlink to a descriptive praise video exemplar.

These measures include a new internal investigative team, a permanent database on teacher conduct and a pledge to provide more information both to parents and to the accused.

Note: Level of conduct problems was determined by the Revised Rutter Teacher conduct difficulties subscale (Hogg et al., 1997); ODD = Oppositional Defiant Disorder; ADHD = Attention Deficit and Hyperactive Disorder; ADHD, CD/ODD, Anxiety and Depression diagnoses were determined by diagnostic information contained in the participants files.

One teacher conducts his classes from his home in Switzerland, another from Arizona.

In cross-examination, Mr Mesereau quoted from an interview with the John Burroughs middle school teacher conducted at the weekend.

Ms. Barclay, the Norwich Free Academy teacher, conducts informal surveys of her students to determine why they enrolled in her class.

That is one reason she, along with Samin Nosrat, a Bay Area cooking teacher, conducted the Brooklyn class.

While engaging in reveries and flashbacks, George goes about his business as a teacher, conducting a class on Aldous Huxley's After Many a Summer Dies the Swan and challenging his students to think about conformity and prejudice.

I have heard many such horror stories, but the tale that best encapsulates the British attitude towards talking about sex in the classroom was that of a young woman whose teacher conducted the entire lesson while sitting behind a screen.

Coca-Cola officials shudder whenever they hear of another science teacher conducting the hoary classroom experiment of inserting a chunk of prime beef in a goblet of Coca-Cola and inviting his students to watch the flesh gradually disintegrate.

She was also extraordinarily influential as a teacher, conducting classes not only at her own school but also at Bennington College in Vermont (from 1934), various summer workshops, and the Juilliard School of Dance (from its organization in 1952).