Sentence examples for teachers terms from inspiring English sources

But few of Gove's reforms found favour with the teaching unions, especially those involving performance-related pay or teachers' terms and conditions.

The new legislation extends the freedom to all state-maintained schools as the education secretary, Michael Gove, pushes for a rewriting of state teachers' terms and conditions through the independent School Teachers Review Bodyy.

Constant squeezing of the teachers' terms, conditions and pay has led to an increasingly demoralised, casual and less-qualified workforce mirroring the situation in teaching in general, but amplified to an even greater degree.

The offer has been tied to changes in teachers' terms and conditions from the McCormac report.

A spokesman for the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) said: "Teachers' terms and conditions are agreed nationally by the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers, and it is important that pay is sufficient to attract top quality graduates into the teaching profession across Scotland.

This action should be accompanied by a revision of teachers' terms of services to include incentives that would attract the teachers –both female and male- to serve in such areas.

Gov. Frank Keating talks of teachers in terms that could easily apply to convicts, at one particularly low point describing some educators as "slugs," at another suggesting "homicide" as a way to deal with the state teachers union.

Technology-minded teachers employed terms like "edublogs".

Also, there was a significant difference among teachers in terms of linguistic background and teacher experience.

Will parity be reached with primary school teachers in terms of qualification level, status and pay?

Fig. 1 Four groups of teachers in terms of both the classic and modern VNOS.