Sentence examples for teachers mediocre from inspiring English sources
In America, most teachers were mediocre students.
Because teachers are mediocre, even the poshest private schools in Santiago are no better than an average state school in London or New York.
Our teachers are mediocre as a mass; we have to make a serious effort to toss out the bad ones before they do any more damage.
In a school system surrounded by mediocre teachers, it can be difficult to find a great teacher but a lack of this can be counteracted by use of a tutor and choosing a good school.
Mr. Klein has urged them to choose from the "absent teacher reserve pool," the veterans without classrooms, a group that some have suggested includes many mediocre teachers.
Also, even if higher salaries lure more qualified candidates into the profession, the overall effect on quality may be offset by mediocre teachers who choose to postpone retirement.Messrs Ballou and Podgursky also take aim at teacher training.
Standardized teaching can be done by mediocre teachers using scripted lessons.
Even brilliant teachers quickly become "mediocre" when confronted with schools that are too big and unruly.
"Even mediocre teachers admit they just need more time to get through the curriculum standards they have to complete".
Gaps remain but are narrowing.This suggests a rather obvious question: why have the scores improved over the past two decades despite "mediocre" teachers and their unions?
