Sentence examples for teacher forums from inspiring English sources

Before you accept a position, get the contract in writing, ask questions, and scan the ESL teacher forums for the experiences and opinions of other ESL teachers (e.g., the forum on eslcafe.com) and to check the reputation of the school.

Officially mandated curricula act as guidelines, explained David Rogers, curriculum leader for geography at Priory School in Portsmouth, in a teacher forum debating the change to the geography syllabus: No curriculum will ever be fully comprehensive, creative or innovative.

If you don't believe me, take a look at some of the teachers' forums.

The results indicate that online parent-teacher group forums or blogs, web-site communications, and social media among adults that protect children are viewed favorably.

The Government of Tanzania spent US$390 million on allowances in 2009, equivalent to 59% of annual spending on salaries and wages or the annual salary of 109 000 teachers (Policy Forum 2009).

By participating in these peer-to-peer forums, teachers are really teaching other teachers.

Jaded British teachers on online forums remind each other that it is just a few months till the long summer break and just a few years till retirement.

The college would: curate research; share knowledge with practitioners; provide forums for teachers to debate issues of professional practice; and commission its own research.

The updated app also allows teachers to participate in forums and moderate discussions.

Fidget cubes would certainly seem to fit the bill, and while child-care experts have used various stimulatory toys to help kids focus for years, they've blown up on blogs and forums for teachers since August all the same.

Likewise, a teacher is allowed to moderate forums, whereas students are only allowed to contribute to them.