Sentence examples for teachers interested from inspiring English sources

He estimates that 15percentto18percentcent of American schools have used the jigsaw classroom, and he continues to get letters from teachers interested in trying it.

Teachers interested in learning more about Google Apps for Education can pop into a weekly live Webinar (the next one is March 6) or check out the Google in Education Web site.

"If you are a group of parents, a group of social entrepreneurs, teachers interested in setting up a school in areas where you need school places, then the Labour government will be on your side," he said.

Good education means good teachers; interested, involved, and goal-oriented parents; flexible unions and school administrations; and children who are not abandoned to years without guidelines, goals, and caring adults.

In the meantime, teachers interested in riding aboard SOFIA have until Monday to submit an application.

In the Kenyan Highlands customers gather to see a demonstration of how the solar lights work - the majority are teachers interested in buying for themselves or parents buying the lamps for their children.

So for ex-teachers interested in creating fun learning environments in unusual settings, this could be a great career move.

As a clergymember and teacher interested in cultivating civic involvement, and as a layperson who understands some constitutional theory, I was disappointed in Feldman's approach to the First Amendment.

Meanwhile, our analysis in June revealed that the three lessons we did on the Common Core last year were all in the top five most-viewed lessons of the school year, so we knew teachers were interested, too.

The results of the research show that teachers are interested in using the Internet in education.

Currently, the teachers are interested in using AR to motivate class participation and to hold the attention of students.