Sentence examples for teachers to avoid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg said the city should increase salaries for the existing teachers to avoid an exodus of experienced school personnel.

And parents may wonder whether the programs are simply a mechanism for enabling teachers to avoid grading papers.

The N.E.A. Web site also included a link that urged teachers to avoid blaming Muslims for the attacks.

The Prevent strategy is widely felt to be inhibiting free speech in schools and encouraging teachers to avoid "toxic" issues of extremism, according to a government watchdog.

I think William J. Broad's book "The Science of Yoga" has had at least two good and very important effects: Better reporting of yoga injuries, and greater care by yoga teachers to avoid them.

That bullying, stoked by politicians in power, has become omnipresent, leading television stations to practice self-censorship and high school teachers to avoid mentioning "the E word," evolution, in their classrooms, lest they arouse fundamentalist rancor.

I was taught by my mother, an English teacher, to avoid them.

This prompt helped the teacher to avoid overestimation or underestimation of the learner's performance and then provided assistance that was aligned with the learner's ZPD.

In districts where no bonuses are at risk, but where teachers' classroom test results are publicly posted, teachers try to avoid the students with the most difficult learning and behavioral problems.

In addition, No Child Left Behind, Race to the Top, Common Core high-stakes testing of students, and new performance ratings for teachers based on student test scores has meant that school districts, schools, and teachers try to avoid poor evaluations by avoiding minority students they fear will be poorly performing and potentially disruptive.

The best teachers tend to avoid such schools.