Sentence examples for teachers in middle school from inspiring English sources

"One of my English teachers in middle school called me 'acerbic.' " The Yale undergraduate Ruby Rae Spiegel is pretty acerbic, too.

During the hearings, Ta-Nehisi Coates wrote on his blog, for The Atlantic, that Sotomayor's exacting diction reminded him "of one of those teachers in middle school who worked hard to scrub away the hood accent".

"I didn't buy it until I knew that the teachers in middle school were allowing kids to read their books on their e-readers," said Amy Mauer-Litos, Eliana's mother, adding, "I don't know whether it's the device itself that is appealing, or the easy access to the books, but I will tell you, we've had a lot of snow days lately, and 9 times out of 10, she's in the family room reading her Nook".

Encourage English teachers in middle school and early high school to embed autobiographical essays into their ongoing teaching practices.

He does have a lover, Macy Vanderhei (Sigourney Weaver), which sounds promising ("We're basically pre-engaged," he says), but she was his teacher in middle school, and her attitude toward him could best be described as matronizing.

The ranks from "senior teacher in middle school" to "second-grade teacher in primary school" appear in decreasing order.

In terms of the title rank, more teachers in the MG had the "senior teacher in middle school" title, which was the highest rank, than all of the other groups (Fig. 3).

While struggling with book reports and studying lectures, I received study and homework help from a resource teacher in middle school and high school, and used the resources of teacher assistants in college.

"I was inspired by my own social studies teacher in middle school who had seasoned themed nails," explains Rabbi Buechler, "By high school I was already making intricate nail designs; and by college I started my own business that would give manicures with Torah and Jewish Holiday inspired designs".

One alumna commented, "I really became interested in science (specifically neurology) when my teacher in middle school read us a book about Phineas Gage and explained to us how the brain worked".

(Example: They remember kids.nationalgeographic.com and write something like, "It's run by the National Geographic Society; my teachers used it in middle school, and the organization is in the business of spreading information about the world, so their business depends on them being accurate").