Sentences with phrase «often hear from teachers»

I often hear from teachers, «I've tried flipping my class, and it just didn't go very well.»

As we work with districts on establishing professional goal - setting processes, we often hear from teachers and principals that they are unsure about what kinds of formative assessments of students» learning they should use to set and assess their professional goals related to instructional practice.

One complaint I often hear from teachers in the classroom is that students give up and wait for help without really trying on their own first.

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I am disheartened to hear so often from teachers that many assignments are never even glanced at, once turned in.

We are comfortable with them because they are about helping teachers help kids, which is something that we don't often hear from the city.»

One of the primary complaints I hear from teachers is, «I just don't feel appreciated» (echoed often also by principals and other administrators in our school system).

As a classroom teacher using iPads one - to - one with students, I often heard the following question from parents: «What type of apps can I use to help my daughter / son at home?»

Because of the way that testing permeates education culture, I often hear some «pushback» from teachers about their implementation of PBL.

Kirsty Williams said: «I hear it often enough, from teachers and headteachers across the country, that time and funding is too often taken up by school maintenance issues, as opposed to supporting learners.

EDUTOPIA: What questions do you hear most often from teachers who are new to place - based education?

«The single phrase we hear most often from teachers is,» «They think they're playing a game, but they're actually learning,»» said Williams.

Teachers who seek to affect policy, should keep in mind that policy makers usually want to do the right thing but that they often don't know how their policies are playing out in real world, and are eager to hear from practitioners who show up with practical ideas and workable solutions.

We often hear from school and education leaders: What we really need help with is improving our teaching human capital... Our teachers need a lot of help to teach science and science inquiry, especially at the younger grades.

As both a teacher and administrator, I often heard from parents whose children were exceptionally good at math.

Cardona said that when PEAC has heard directly from education practitioners at its meetings they often want to focus on what is going well with teacher evaluation.

Teachers often hear that poor kids come from violent, chaotic homes and that only regimented curriculums will allow them to succeed.

Because of the way that testing permeates education culture, I often hear some «pushback» from teachers and their implementation of project - based learning.

The concerns I hear most often from teachers about video lessons:

BTU member and Co-Editor of the Boston Union Teacher Garret Virchick penned an insightful Op - Ed in CommonWealth about teachers in the unassigned pool, a group we often hear about, but not from:

I hear a lot of discussion these days about paths to leadership roles for teachers; yet, I rarely see compensation offered when teachers take on these roles (which, by the way, often isolate them from their peers, as they become «outsiders»).

When Erin Rathke, the principal at Justice Page Middle School, is called to extract a student from class, she hears the same plea over and over again, most often, she has to admit, from black children: «The teacher only sees me.»

You often hear from counselors, parents and teachers that it's important to go to a great school — but they rarely tell you how much you should pay to go there.