Sentence examples for video teachers from inspiring English sources

Typically, before watching the video, teachers work on and discuss the same problem they will see students working on during the video clip.

As Alicia Priest, the president of Oklahoma Education Association, explained in a video, "Teachers are so drastically underpaid they are forced to donate plasma, work multiple jobs and go to food pantries to provide for their families".

Borrowing equipment from a video teacher, Mike Witsch, Bennett filmed quirky profiles that were shown on the school's cable system.

To keep things legal, Amy Melnick, a video teacher, captured the scene on a video camera: Ms. Cohen hadn't been able to get permission from the M.T.A. to install the exhibition, but she obtained a permit to film the installation of an exhibition.

Augmented feedback via external sources (e.g., video, instructor, teacher)(Benjaminse et al. 2010) is an important component of neuromuscular ACL injury prevention training programs to decrease injury risk (Chaudhari and Andriacchi 2006).

The hottest simcha dances reach other parts of the country through videos, teachers and students who perform them at simchas.

To share their videos, teachers must feel that they are part of a safe and supportive professional community.

In contrast, by using instructional videos, teachers can introduce students with new knowledge and elaborate the concept with examples before class meetings.

In addition, using video from teachers' own classrooms reduces the possibility of teachers dismissing what they see because "those kids are not the same as ours".

Chapman says he and his team were originally trying to create a solution for video recording teachers and providing feedback after the fact, but they kept hearing from teachers that what they really needed was real time feedback.

DAMASCUS, Syria — Earlier this month, a graphic video of teachers beating their young students appeared on Facebook.