Sentence examples for teachers increasing from inspiring English sources
The contrasts he drew with the Republicans were effective enough, but his positive agenda was mostly just a laundry list of easy targets — hiring more teachers, increasing natural gas production, modest short-term deficit reduction — rather than anything remotely transformative or new.
However, the overall impacts are fairly modest, with the number of mid experience teachers increasing by about 7%.
During this time, there was an unprecedented development in ECE with the number of kindergartens, kindergarteners, and their teachers increasing dramatically.
Without TFA the conversation in the Missouri General Assembly and legislatures across America would not be focused on protecting great teachers, increasing access to high quality schools for all kids, and providing transparent data to parents.
Solutions need to include hiring quality teachers, increasing parental involvement, high expectations, taking back those who have been pushed out, and focusing our efforts on early intervention in reading and math programs.
Under improving teacher utilization the paper briefly discusses: redeployment of teachers, increasing teacher workloads, introducing multi-grade teaching, improving MIS (e.g. to detect 'ghost' teachers, incorrect salary payments), and introduction of accelerated learning programs for overage pupils.
And its composition changed: health and social service staffing shrank, while police officers and teachers increased.
Our two local papers, like yours perhaps, are awash in articles about embattled teachers, increased class sizes and diverted education money.
The teachers got an additional 6percentt for working an extra 100 minutes a week; the pay for entry-level teachers increased even more, so that their salaries would be more competitive with those in suburban districts.
Our collaborating science teachers increased from 9 (Phase I, 2007-2008) to 29 (Phase II, 2009-2010).
The results demonstrate the teachers' increased abilities to appropriately instruct linguistically diverse students.
