Sentence examples for teachers purview from inspiring English sources

But even smart and popular kids report being on both sides of the bullying experience -- often in cyberspace -- out of their parents' and teachers' purview.

Now he is bringing his results-oriented approach to an area far outside his usual purview: teacher colleges.

The wedge this year, she said, is that for the first time since they have been part of teacher contract negotiations, the adult education teachers are under the purview of the alternative high school superintendent.

"It's not that we were slow to act, but all the pieces were not in our purview". Some teachers at the school have faulted Ms. Fitzgerald for being slow to respond to their concerns.

That's not the purview of teachers, you might say.

This year, he convinced the government of Indonesia to send about a dozen university teachers from colleges outside his purview to Kauffman's six-month training course that entails trips to Boston, Silicon Valley and other American entrepreneurial hot spots.

All indicators in the CRIS menu are variables that have a consistent and predictable relationship with college readiness; can be influenced through actions under the purview of K-12 teachers and administrators; and can be measured at the individual (student), setting (classroom), and system (district) levels.

"If a teacher would deem that be — to avail the classroom of potentially being secure, or if the teacher were to deem that something that, within their own purview, they might prevent an atrocity if it were to occur, I would support the teacher in wanting to be able to do that".

However, the professional development of teachers, following their formal teacher training program, is often not formally within the purview of universities, except on an ad hoc basis, and it is rarely formalised on par with the initial stages.

When I've asked friends who are born teachers why they didn't choose the field, the answers fall within the purview of economics and similarly to myself, they do not want to be bound to a system (referring to public education) that was intended to build a compliant work force and not innovative, imaginative critical thinkers.

Most of all, teachers of science must be careful to adopt a conciliatory tone and not attack deeply seated beliefs which fall outside the purview of science (Meadows et al. 2000; Lovely and Kondrick 2008; Scott and Branch 2009).