Sentence examples for teachers positions from inspiring English sources

Rhoda Wopner, a Lawrence resident, objected to the proposed elimination of 1.8 art teachers' positions.

Then the Vocational Teacher Statute was adopted, introducing for the first time the term "vocational teacher" and eliminating separate teachers positions for teaching theory (previously known as professional teacher) and practical application (previously known as training master).

Inside classrooms, students in blue smocks and green-and-blue scarfs — the color and stripes vary with grade levels — sat two or three together on wooden benches at traditional desks, eyes fixed on teachers positioned dutifully at blackboards.

For example, teachers positioned ABC cards within the physical mitochondrion and chloroplast models discussed below to indicate electron affinity at that position during cellular respiration (target experience 2) and photosynthesis (target experience 3).

In Montana, 1 in 10 certified teacher positions was open in late summer.

For many schools the start of the school year has the added stress and pressure to fill vacant teacher positions.

In a deal that could provide a model for a new career ladder for city teachers, their union and the Department of Education have agreed to create three dozen "lead teacher" positions for a yearlong pilot project in the Bronx.

A new report disclosing that 465 teacher positions in Mississippi remain vacant less than a month before the opening of school dramatizes the need to move forward on teacher recruitment.

The effect on the quality of education that pupils would receive in more-crowded classrooms is fiercely debated, but the intent is to reduce districts' personnel costs and allow them, if needed, to eliminate teacher positions.

The mayor proposed closing 20 firehouses, reducing thousands of city-financed child-care slots, and cutting thousands of teacher positions — all suggestions he had made in past years, but had dropped after resistance from the City Council.

2. The official Teacher Shortage Area list, which tracks open teacher positions across the United States, and by state since 1991, is available at http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ope/pol/tsa.html list.html list