Sentence examples for term teachers from inspiring English sources

The "short term" teachers speak of teaching not as a profession, but as a steppingstone to a career in another field.

In the near term, teachers may not yet be heralded with the fever pitch of first-round sports draft picks, but qualified candidates are in high demand.

Over the course of a term, teachers explored what the word means and helped students understand why using it in a negative way can be offensive, making a close comparison to racism.

But in the long term, teachers' salaries in New York City will need to rise dramatically if the city is to compete with the surrounding suburbs for certified teachers.

In the longer term, teachers at Langdon will use their experience as the lead school in the PowerDown campaign to design a tailor-made toolkit for teachers to get the most out of the initiative in education terms, as well as to save money by reducing electricity bills.

We reserve the term "teachers" for the teachers in the video clips.

"See, Debbie, Maryy explains when they first meet, "the term teacher implies someone above you in knowledge.

The term "teacher" in this article is used to mean those who work in schools providing education for pupils up to the age of 18.

At the end of the spring term, teacher Philip Closier moved to Yorkshire, although he had temporarily taken on a IT theory 6th form class at Forest School in Winnersh, Berkshire.

A search for the term "teacher," on LinkedIn yields over 7.9 million results.

The term "teacher educator" commonly refers to both those who educate prospective teachers and those who educate practicing teachers, that is, those who initiate, guide, and support teacher learning across the lifespan (Even 2008; Krainer & Llinares 2010).