Sentence examples for teachers benefit from inspiring English sources

In our experience, teachers benefit enormously from being observed.

Principals, like teachers, benefit from experience and continuity, and a constant race to the top does not allow for long-term improvement or development.

In Japan and several other Asian countries, teachers benefit from the administrative culture of their schools and enjoy substantial support from the public.

The teachers benefit from the pictures and the videotaped interviews, said Gribouski, because they come away with a "deepened and expanded" sense of the lives of their students.

With some students, we have to spend time helping them believe that it's even possible for them to go to college". Teachers benefit from the social-emotional focus as well.

Recent studies, mostly in mathematics education, have begun to recognize and emphasize the role of the facilitator to assure that teachers benefit from the specific affordances of videos (e.g., Borko et al., 2014a; van Es et al., 2014; Zhang et al. 2011).

All the while, the teachers' benefits kept building up.

He worried that taxpayers would conclude that teachers' benefits needed to be cut, not that the state needed to contribute more money.

The opponents of teachers' benefits want their kids to attend public school, but have forgotten that the Bronxville school system is superior to most public school systems because it pays its teachers what they deserve.

Howard Rubinstein Brooklyn, March 9, 2011 To the Editor: Your article allows several wealthy members of the community to fulminate against teachers' benefits in the Bronxville school system as the cause of rising property taxes, but includes the voice of only one teacher.

In the first place, touting the higher costs to teachers and school districts omits the high cost to the state of funding that portion of teachers' benefits which is not covered by the small teacher/district contribution.