Teachers in sentence

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As mothers or teachers, we can be mad, but we can't be angry about the tremendous costs of nurturing.

I remember being in my 11th grade literature class, with one of my favorite teachers, Mr. McClain, and he shared this quote by Heraclitus that sticks with me to this day.

Now, children get their ideas not from teachers, as teachers often think, but actually from common sense, from experience of the world around them, from all the things that go on between them and their peers, and their carers, and their parents, and all of that.

BF: So how do you answer this question, this concept that we don't pay teachers, and we don't pay eldercare workers, and we don't pay people who really care for people and are needed, enough?

Because if you say you need a job to have dignity, which many people say, the second you say that, you say to all the parents and all the teachers and all the caregivers that all of a sudden, because they're not being paid for what they're doing, it somehow lacks this essential human quality.

Also, some teachers might be kind of nervous if a student brings up a topic or asks a question and they don't know the answer to it.

Also, deliberate avoidance of these conversations speaks volumes to our students because kids notice when their teachers, when their textbooks leave out the voices and experiences of people like women or people of color.

So I formed a community board with religious leaders, parents and some teachers from other schools.

Vietnam introduced a standardized assessment for literacy and numeracy, teachers in Vietnam are better monitored than in other developing countries, and students' achievements are made public.

So if we don't know if children are learning, how are teachers supposed to focus their attention on delivering results, and how are countries supposed to prioritize education spending actually to delivering results, if they don't know if children are learning?

What about countries where we won't have enough qualified teachers?

How are you going to get, you know, math and science and history teachers all over those communities?

You have specialized, trained content teachers in Manaus delivering classroom via livestream to over a thousand classrooms in those scattered communities.

The 60 content teachers in Manaus work with over 2,200 tutoring teachers in those communities to customize lesson plans to the context and time.

First of all, as I told you, because in many countries, we just don't have enough qualified teachers.

But secondly also because teachers do too many things they're either not trained for or not supposed to do.

You will say this is absurd and impossible, but this is what teachers are doing all over the world every day with classrooms of 20, 40, or 70 students.

So this division between content and tutoring teachers is amazing because it is changing the paradigm of the teacher, so that each does what they can do best and so that children are not just in school but in school and learning.

And some of these content teachers, they became celebrity teachers.

You know, some of them run for office, and they helped raise the status of the profession so that more students wanted to become teachers.

The school teachers weren't having much fun, the sports were very dirty or very painful.

AGF: Well, to begin with, I must say, before I came to that career guidance officer, I had great teachers who motivated.

D began to do things like flip tables, throw desks and chairs, yell at teachers, stand in windowsills, run in and out of the classroom and even running out of the school.

Of course teachers should be focused on the emotional well-being of their kids.

Yes, I know it sounds really silly that the principal and the teachers would actually laugh with kids, but you can imagine the shock on D's face when the principal's cracking a joke or singing a song from the radio station, which almost always ended in a laugh, shortening the length of his outburst and helping us to connect with him in his world.

Because once we figured out the tools and tactics that worked for D, our teachers were able to roll that out and use them with other students.

Our teachers actually took time during the lesson plan to teach kids how to identify their feelings and appropriate, healthy coping strategies for dealing with them, such as counting to 10, grabbing a fidget spinner or taking a quick walk.

These students were paired with our teachers to help our most struggling students.

And everyone benefitted because our teachers got access to the latest college-level thinking, and those college students got real-world, life experiences in the classroom.

Teachers are typically good at planning for and delivering academic instruction, but when you throw in disruptive behavior, it can feel completely outside the scope of the job.

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