Sentence examples for teachers workshop from inspiring English sources

"You have just been hired to write an adaptation of 'Great Expectations,' " Marty Gould told us, at the start of the high-school teachers' workshop.

The teachers' workshop is organized by Alice Alarcon, who teaches at a high school on Long Island, and Wayne Batten, who teaches in Nashville.

"We're trying to help teachers present the material in a positive way, not adding to the sensationalism," said James P. Hurley, director of development for the forensics academy, which did its first three-day teachers' workshop in St . Louisin July and one at Pace University in Lower Manhattan last month.

Teachers workshop Five total; lead discussions and breakout sessions The number of volunteers required for each event, along with their specific duties, is also listed.

The teachers' workshop, mainly targeted at local high school and middle school teachers, may be our most important outreach to the community.

Darwin Day annually hosts a teachers workshop, aimed at encouraging local educators to combat misinformation surrounding the teaching of evolution here in Tennessee.

More information and full reports on EMBO teachers' workshops can be found at http://www.embo.org/projects/scisoc/activities.html teachers or by contacting the author Andrew Moore, PhD, Science & Society Programme Manager, European Molecular Biology Organization, Meyerhofstrasse 1, 69117 Heidelberg, Germanye-mail: [email protected].

I worked on it with acting teachers, workshopped it in class, and things kept falling into place: the cast, the space, and in January, we got our director (Reid Scott).

Boehling plans to hold international conferences, get foreign students to use the ITS, publish more research and host national teachers' workshops, although she doubts the 14 million euro budget from the German government will stretch that far.

Trained health promoters intervened on the level of the teachers (workshops, visits with hands on training, assistance in the adaptation of the built environment), parents (events in collaboration with the teachers), and children (physical activity lessons).

Promoting child-friendly schools These child-centred approaches are part of the promising changes in education taking place in Uzbekistan thanks to the introduction of the Child-Friendly Schools (CFS) initiative and thanks to special teachers' workshops to fine-tune the programme's implementation.