Sentence examples for world-class teachers from inspiring English sources

It might get a bigger return by using the money to invest in world-class teachers.

Only a dramatic shift in the support for, and rigor of, teacher training programs will attract the far greater numbers of outstanding applicants we need to create world-class teachers.

In contrast, the Labour party will offer a public education system based on unleashing the moral mission of world-class teachers, delivering vocational excellence for the forgotten 50% and prioritising funding where it is most needed to tackle rising class sizes.

The research should be taken with a grain of salt, since we don't know how the introduction of world-class teachers, or the effects of scale, will change the outcomes.

Many volunteers were world-class teachers from leading colleges and universities.

"Labour will reverse the unqualified teachers policy and put teaching standards first, with our ambition of a world-class teacher in every classroom.

"To give every child the best start in life, we need to deliver a world-class teacher in every classroom, and that is Labour's priority.

Rabbi G says these kids are "world class teachers".

Alongside our ambition to deliver a world class teacher in every classroom, we are committed to working with schools, businesses, further education colleges and universities to provide an education system focused on vocational excellence.

One of the loveliest movies in the Showcase series, "Touch the Sound," is a portrait of the deaf Scottish percussionist Evelyn Glennie, an extremely articulate world-class musician and teacher, whose analysis of the relationship of sound to vibrations felt in the body overturns conventional notions of human hearing.

In the movie, the deaf Scottish percussionist EVELYN GLENNIE, a world-class musician and articulate teacher, demonstrates "hearing is a form of touching".