Sentence examples for teacher freedom from inspiring English sources

The net result is that the restrictions being placed on teacher freedom and autonomy are crippling the quest for scientific learning and other areas of literacy and knowledge.

Such gusto for teachers' freedom of conscience was not always found in City Hall.

The panel had proposed broad, two-year blocks of learning which would give teachers freedom to decide what to teach and when.

By withdrawing the Programme of Study, we're giving schools and teachers freedom over what and how to teach; revolutionising ICT as we know it.

A seemingly innocuous motion to remove a regulation that limits teachers' freedom to discuss homosexuality with students seeking counsel provoked a multimillion-dollar campaign of loudspeaker trucks, pickets and billboards accusing the lawmakers of condoning sexual perversion.

Ministers say such changes will give head teachers freedom to make decisions for their pupils and drive up standards.

"We must give teachers freedom over what and how to teach - so pupils can access up-to-date and relevant ICT and computer science resources, rather than an invalid and prescriptive curriculum".

It's easier than it sounds... we've already morally outlawed spankings and giving teachers freedom in disciplining them.

On the one hand, it finally gave teachers freedom to make choices and decisions in a fateful moment.

Elizabeth Truss, the junior education minister, praised the results and said the government hoped to raise standards further "by giving teachers more freedom, strengthening discipline and improving teacher quality".

They are designed to give teachers curricular freedom, such that a biology teacher can teach evolution even at the protests of parents.