Sentence examples for teachers difficulties from inspiring English sources

But these teachers' difficulties with unfamiliar cultural patterns suggest that our cities also need more teachers from the neighborhoods that the students come from.

This can be explained by the teachers' difficulties with interpreting the non-psychopathological adolescent behaviors as normal, as well as interpreting the groups of symptoms that characterize pure internalizing and pure externalizing adolescent behaviors as abnormal.

Both preservice and practicing teachers had difficulties identifying the underlying conceptual difficulties in students' alternative conceptions, for instance a view of evolution as intentional and purposeful.

Yet, most teachers face difficulties when using it in the classroom with their students.

However, they tend to report the same problems regarding lack of funds, unqualified/untrained teachers and difficulties in sustaining momentum.

In addition, the findings from Kassim and Zakaria (2015) showed that the teachers had difficulties in constructing higher order thinking questions for students' assessment.

The results indicated that preservice teachers encountered difficulties in naming rectangular prism-square prism and rectangular pyramid-rectangular prism as well as in drawing these three-dimensional solid figures from their corresponding nets.

The MFRM analysis showed that while the descriptors at C1 level were generally ranked as expected, teachers had difficulties in ranking descriptors at the CEFR B1, B1+ and B2 levels.

Within the framework of a research program on the understanding of geological time across society, Trend (2000, 2001) observed that students and teachers have difficulties in grasping the concept of deep time.

Hammersley (2004) is right to suggest that teachers have difficulties in acquiring wide-ranging knowledge and skills in action research in the midst of their practical day-to-day teaching.

Parents and teachers have difficulties managing children's behavioral problems.