Sentence examples for teachers charging from inspiring English sources

Her lawyer released a statement by Barbara Wallace, the other black woman in a full tenured position at Teachers, charging that the college's actions were hasty and left it "vulnerable to the appearance of racial bias".

So teachers charged fees, and, to assure themselves of a livelihood, they had to please their students.

Some senior teachers charge that principals are deliberately barring them from permanent jobs and hiring younger teachers who are less expensive and easily buffaloed.

The Musician's Union recommends that peripatetic teachers be salaried at £29 per hour and most qualified private teachers charge between £30 to £50 per hour.

Education officials across the country are increasingly focused on the two critical reform tasks: developing more effective teacher evaluation systems and speeding up the glacial pace of disciplinary hearings for teachers charged with misconduct.

The game features scenes in Tweed Courthouse, classroom hallways and the city's notorious rubber rooms, where teachers charged with incompetence or misconduct used to wait until their cases could be heard.

This year, a panel of science teachers charged with the once-a-decade rewriting of the curriculum recommended dropping the standard and requiring instead that students "analyze and evaluate scientific explanations using empirical data".

The proliferation of models of STEM that exist and the associated lack of practical advice creates general confusion about integrated STEM that requires clarification, especially for teachers charged with implementing integrated STEM in classrooms (Bybee, 2010).

Lawmakers had made several unsuccessful attempts in recent years to make it easier to fire teachers charged with severe offenses after a string of high-profile abuse cases.

The California Assembly on Thursday unanimously approved a measure backed by often-warring factions of education policy that would make it easier to fire teachers charged with grave misconduct such as sexual abuse.

The number of female teachers charged with sexual offences against young male students is increasing, and child advocates warn the rise in cases could signify a much bigger hidden problem.