Sentence examples for teacher referred from inspiring English sources

The teacher referred him to the Herbert G. Birch Manhattan Early Childhood Center, a special needs school in Washington Heights.

In September 2002, Dana's teacher referred Ms. Skaggs to the Westchester Jewish Community Services Scopess program, a school-based mental-health project.

The city's Department of Education is investigating allegations that the school engaged in what one teacher referred to as "double dipping," the practice of giving students credits for multiple courses for taking a single class.

At age 9 he was wrenched from his home in Shenyang, China, leaving behind the mother he adored, and taken by his father to Beijing, where he studied with a prickly and resentful teacher referred to in the book only as Professor Angry.

Years ago, while I was working as a school psychologist in a rural school, a kindergarten teacher referred a 5-year-old 5-year-old 5-year-oldious question: "Why can't this girl speak to me?" My session with the calm, quiet child began by letting her draw pictureseriousolor them if she wished.

I remember standing in the lunch queue and a student walking up and down, loudly trying to persuade others to ask if I was gay; or listening as a teacher referred to gay children as "nancy boys", with a sideways glance at me, a professional member of staff complicit with the very people seeking to make my life miserable.

"If this situation continues, so what if Abu Mazen gets recognition, so what?" said Salah Abdel Hamad, 50, a teacher, referring to Mr. Abbas.

Erica Cron was studying the civil rights movement in the eighth grade when her teacher, referring to Mr. Sheeley, told the class, "It could still happen today".

"Everybody deserves the right to be safe in a vehicle they can buy," said Jay Lopez, Dereck's 26-year-old brother and an elementary-school teacher, referring to the fact that side air bags are most often found in luxury vehicles.

"I'd hate to see Sage shut down," said Alan Shapiro, a retired teacher, referring to Mr. Selby by one of his nicknames, "because he's part of what makes Woodstock Woodstock.

"I can't tell you how many people I sent to him because they saw the success I had," said Lynn Adams, a retired teacher, referring to Dr. Thomas Najarian, the inventor of Qnexa who opened a weight-loss clinic here in 2001.