Sentence examples for teachers movements from inspiring English sources

That has bred protest: in 1980, Oaxaca was the birthplace of one of the first dissident teachers' movements, now one of many factions over which the SNTE leadership (still loyal to the PRI) has no control.Oaxaca's union is powerful.

"They were just copying their teachers' movement and showing off technique.

They have joined the teachers' movement (naming one of their heavies "Commander Wolf", to take on Commander Spartacus).

Protesting, he adds, "is now part of the culture in the teachers' movement".

West Virginia's teachers sparked a nationwide teachers movement after they walked out of their schools for nine days in February, demanding better working conditions.

Tuesday's primaries could determine whether Democrats can capitalize on the teachers' movement, as Democrats pick a nominee in Arizona and Republicans decide on a candidate in Oklahoma.

In addition, a grassroots teacher movement has led to the creation of "researchED" – a series of conferences on evidence-based education (researchED, 2013).

This second set captured close-up views of students' and teachers' conversations, movements, and interactions.

The quantitative and qualitative findings have shown that social capital has a significant impact on foreign language teachers' career movements as well as their ability to develop professionally, as expected of them by their professional bodies (Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership 2011; Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations 2005).

The system includes both student and teacher wearing googles that contain cameras, so that the student's pair visualizes the teacher's movements overlain with her own in real-time.

Initially, the child copies the teacher's movements, touching her head or toes.