Sentence examples for teacher interpreting from inspiring English sources

We did the whole 'You are Britain?' horror, with my teacher interpreting for me.

These teachers interpreted Vedanta theology (a religio-philosophical system concerned with the nature of ultimate reality) in incompatible ways.

Seven years after the Atlanta Journal-Constitution first reported on testing problems, policymakers have failed to make significant progress toward changing the way students take standardized tests and how teachers interpret those scores.

"If I'm not an instructional leader for P.S. 3 in Greenwich Village," she said in an interview, "then what does that say about Teachers College at Columbia University?" Some parents and teachers interpreted the words "instructional leader" as a euphemism for someone who could turn their school into another District 2 "cookie cutter" institution.

Interestingly, both teachers interpreted the Mandarin class that they co-taught differently.

So, TTMC diagnostic items require a clear purpose and an established item development framework to help teachers interpret the outcomes and plan how to draw on the material to teach the target concepts.

But as long as what this balanced form of play looks like in the classroom is not concretely illustrated and how one achieves the balance is not supported through teacher education and development, these two questions continue to challenge the way teachers interpret and enact purposeful play as accorded in the NEL Framework.

Consequently, how children, parents and teachers interpret signs such as breathlessness is likely to be at the heart of day to day management of asthma and physical activity.

The condemnation sought to stop the Master of Arts teachers from interpreting the works of Aristotle in ways that were contrary to the beliefs of the Church.

Worse, it's a law that is left to the head teacher to interpret.

I firmly believe that the world's various faiths have many things to teach us -- that my faith has many things to teach me -- but much of what we learn from religion depends on the teacher who interprets it for us, and that's where my -- the -- problem lies.