Sentence examples for teacher placement from inspiring English sources

As Chambers pointed out, the old Teacher Placement service, which enabled teachers to spend a week in industrial settings, provided that framework.

My book Teaching English Abroad lists a number of employers including a couple of teacher placement agencies in the UK such as Flying Cows which specialises in Korea.

The United Federation of Teachers, faced with reduced control over teacher placement at the schools, distributed anti-Edison leaflets at two schools and encouraged pupils at others to ask their parents to oppose the plan.

The teachers' union balked at the city's request, accusing it of making an end run around the contract negotiations in which such thorny issues as teacher placement would normally be tackled.

The teacher placement criteria for specific children's age within kindergartens and childcare facilities need to be unified.

The current operation model of full-day kindergarten can be categorized into both the "urban type" and "rural type," so as to diversify the manner of class organization, operation hours, teacher placement and programs for full-day kindergartens.

Since data for this study was collected, CPS has developed programs and policies aimed at increasing student teacher placements in higher-need schools, improving the student teaching experience through partnerships with teacher preparation programs and supporting mentor teachers in coaching.

Wendy Kopp, the founder of Teach for America who now oversees the teacher-placement group's international umbrella, Teach For All, said the results gave her hope.

We give parents limited opportunities for input to this year's teacher about placement, and that's taken into consideration".

He said he would create programs to increase literacy, including training for teachers, the placement of a literacy specialist in every school and the creation of a New York literacy corps in which adult volunteers would acts as reading mentors for elementary school students.

Thus it awards points for laws that encourage high-quality charters, allow intervention in failing schools, and link student growth to teachers' evaluation, placement, layoffs and pay.