Sentence examples for teachers reality from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's fools are subtle teachers, reality instructors one might say, who often come close to playing the part that Socrates, himself an inspired clown, played on the streets of Athens.

Because the pedagogical fantasy delineated by the CCSS does not match the teacher reality in a classroom, the tags are applied in inexact and not-really-true ways.

As a teacher of reality, he practiced his own wisdom, and was surely one of the most exemplary human beings ever to have lived.

May briefly considered "taking a few years out or knocking it on the head" and becoming a teacher, but reality intervened in the form of a global bidding war for the services of the three presenters who turned Top Gear into a £50m BBC brand.

He has the look and the comedic talent to make this stocky teacher a reality.

Russell Hobby, of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "It seems predicated on the notion that military service automatically makes someone a good teacher, whereas the reality is, some will make brilliant teachers and some won't".

In reality, teachers were free to use whatever punishment they saw fit and as students it was commonplace to have pieces of chalk or wooden board rubbers thrown at us.

Armed teachers are a reality in some states and school districts. .

While wrapping themselves in the flag and waving a cross, these legislators purport to protect the rights of teachers while in reality quashing discussion of scientific topics.

In reality, teacher quality is a complex construct that almost certainly hinges on teachers' instructional practices, pedagogical content knowledge, attitudes toward students and teaching, as well as pre-service qualifications and professional development activities (Darling-Hammond and Youngs, 2002; Goe, 2007).

WALT GARDNER Los Angeles The writer, a former teacher, writes the Reality Check blog for Education Week.