Sentences with phrase «of working with teachers»

After many years of working with teachers, I believe that the strategy I call «leader of the pack» works in most cases of multiple disruptions.

Leaders love to see this as it's a pretty immediate and direct result of their work with the teacher.

This is a full scheme of work with teacher presentation and pupil resources.

Teacher leaders may get a lot of mileage out of working with teachers individually because it builds rapport, and teachers spread the word about the work that teacher leaders do.

She is an avid user of technology, implementing it in much of her work with teacher candidates.

Over my many years of working with teachers, I have had the opportunity to examine the effects of such an approach.

Of course, there are many different protocols that might be adopted for action planning, but our experience of working with teachers developing their practice of formative assessment suggests that the following features are particularly important:

During four months this spring I had the honor of working with teachers in several schools in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Young people also become better at dealing with all adults as a result of working with teachers outside the classroom, and this will come across in job and FE / HE interviews.

So I've been doing a lot of work with my teachers on that.»

Those lessons gave Jin a better understanding of ELL at the national level, while also shaping his concept of working with teachers in the classroom.

During the Vergara trial, districts including El Monte, Long Beach San Juan and others that have effective and collaborative ways of working with teachers defended the education codes.

I recently had the pleasure of working with teacher - librarians from the York Catholic District School Board.

Program facilitators Dr Hilary Emery and Dr Neil Saunders share their experiences of working with these teachers.

Throughout this school year, Facing History will mark 40 years of working with teachers and students worldwide, not by looking back but by looking forward, together, to help young people find and focus on the things that connect rather than divide us.

Program facilitators Dr Hilary Emery and Dr Neil Saunders share their experience of working with these teachers.

In my experience of working with teachers and conducting workshops on how to integrate picture books into the social studies curriculum, Jenna's initial response to using picture books is a common reaction.