Sentence examples for teachers marks from inspiring English sources

Miss DeLay, like all other music teachers, marks her students' copies of their pieces to indicate details that need attention.

Teachers mark them down for this.

We teachers marked ourselves as union members by wearing red shirts.

Mr. Levy is also said to be working on problems with the extended arbitration process for teachers marked for firing.

It concluded that the pressure to achieve high grades was so great that teachers marked work too generously.

One possibility is that teachers mark up students who are polite, eager and stay out of fights, all attributes that are more common among girls.

After the holidays, focus shifts to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and other great black Americans, as teachers mark the slain civil rights leader's birthday and Black History Month.

Ofsted said it had "a culture of low expectations" and that teachers' marking of pupils' work needed to improve "so it consistently highlights what students have done well and precisely what they need to do next".

"There remains an underlying problem in that the system is still something of a cottage industry in which teachers mark huge numbers of scripts in their spare time for little pay.

Under the proposals, the identities of pupils would not be a factor when teachers mark work, and banks could be held accountable for the racial profile of their customers.

A closer look at the data reveals a new version of Stendhal's lament: that much ability, both male and female, is wasted because of tenacious stereotypes.One startling fact uncovered by the OECD number-crunchers is that, when teachers mark a reading test without knowing who took it, the gender gap shrinks by a third.