Sentence examples for teachers of the same from inspiring English sources

The scientific research on the issue of whether students do better with teachers of the same racial group is similarly inconclusive.

The study goes beyond previous research that showed short-term benefits to pairing students with teachers of the same race, demonstrating longer-term affects.

To these ends, two versions of the same questionnaire were distributed among the participants (i.e. 831 EAP students and 55 EAP teachers of the same classes) and their results were compared with the needs specified by thirty syllabi.

Chancellor Joseph A. Fernandez told reporters last week that "there is a need to have more minority role models in the school system". But there is no hard evidence that pairing students with teachers of the same race or ethnic background will enhance their performance.

One can even have various different recommendation systems for a same learning scenario, possibly for teachers of the same course with different pedagogies.

Although the term departmentalization may be considered by some as appropriate here since teachers are focusing on a smaller number of content areas, we are avoiding this term, because teachers in all of these cases seem to associate themselves with the other teachers of the same students (a team), rather than other teachers of the same subjects (a content department).

Though evidence is still sparse, some studies suggest that having a teacher of the same race may be beneficial for students.

"We're seeing spending just one year with a teacher of the same race can move the dial on one of the most frustratingly persistent gaps in educational attainment that of low-income black boys.

In the meantime, Papageorge hopes school policymakers consider how they could change a student's chance at success by getting him into a classroom with a teacher of the same race.

However, a 2015 study found that when black students have a teacher of the same race, this isn't the case.

Yet all other things being equal, smaller classes mean more teachers for the same pot of money, producing lower salaries and lower professional status.