Sentence examples for teachers duties from inspiring English sources

With talks between the Bloomberg administration and the teachers' union in the final round, the main issue is no longer money but teachers' duties.

Educating children, educating communities Recruiting children who do not attend school is also an important part of the teachers' duties.

"The bills, being pushed by the Idaho School Boards Association, would change the nature of negotiations that occur each year on so-called master contracts -- the broad agreements that cover salaries and benefits, as well as issues such as length of school year and teacher duties outside the classroom," the AP reports.

While talking about changes in VET teachers' daily duties the teachers interviewed highlighted four aspects: More administrative work New time-consuming duties have been added to the teaching work.

But they conceded that licensed teachers performed duties other than student instruction.

The results of the study show that in the patterns of VET teacher professionality, eight main themes (categories) can be identified: VET teachers' daily duties, teaching process, student population in VET, learning environment of VET schools, communication and cooperation, organisational changes, curricula and the status of VET.

For Ejadu and the four teachers on duty so far, the challenge was to get everyone seated somewhere.

We probably won't get in anywhere apart from Copperface Jack's, Dublin's premier "nite spot" for student teachers, off-duty Gardai and other rural types drawn like freckly moths to the metropolis.

Soon he finds himself hired as her personal footman, and then as her munshi, or teacher; his duties range from teaching her Urdu to dancing with her, on a warm Florentine night, and serving her tea on a windblown Scottish hillside.

Teachers on duty in the hall told the boys to move to the centre of the hall and lie down so that they were not visible from any side.

Helping is that as an uncle (and teacher) my duties with kids mostly terminate after dark when they retreat to their homes.