Sentence examples for teacher results from inspiring English sources

Conversely, a lack of stimulation by the teacher results in less preparation.

Teacher results are based on surveys tracking growth over three points in time: at the beginning (baseline, "preworkshop") and end ("postworkshop") of the August 2010 Using Bioinformatics: Genetic Research workshop, and at the end of the school year (May or June 2011, "end of year").

Colleges will typically advertise the teacher-to-student ratio, meaning that a good school will supposedly have fewer students per teacher, resulting in more face time and contact.

Hill then cross-referenced teachers' results with their students' test scores.

That said, any release of a teacher's student test results must be compared with other teachers' results for comparable student populations and be of a multiyear nature, recognizing that things often happen in any given year, either to the teacher or to his or her class.

(b) How can the differences between the mathematics and biology teachers' results be explained?

Similar to the mathematics teachers' results, only one teacher's cluster showed high coherence between CK and PCK constructs (Rozenszajn and Yarden [2014a]).

The results of the current study were presented and the researchers were asked: (a) Can you explain the relationships between CK and PCK among the mathematics teachers' results?

This result stands in contrast to the mathematics teachers' results, with only 25% of the biology teachers' clusters showing high coherence between PCK and CK elements vs. 77% of the mathematics teachers' clusters.

In addition, similar to the mathematics teachers' results, all 16 biology teachers mentioned CK elements as required for teaching biology, while the other elements were mentioned only by a few teachers (Table 2).

Of the 394 questionnaires completed by both parents and teachers, results from parents suggested referral for more in-depth evaluation for 41 children, whereas results from teachers suggested referral for 74.