Sentences with phrase «teacher scolds»

Then, last month, the Times released a video that showed a Success teacher scolding and publicly humiliating a first - grade student in front of the rest of her class.

On John Bear Mitchell's first day of junior high school — off the Penobscot reservation where he lived and had attended grammar school — a teacher scolded him for speaking in his native language.

As I bike along the beautiful Ottawa River, which could be flooded with tar sands crude if the Energy East pipeline is ever built, I remember my grade 11 civics teacher scolding the class.

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When I was caught, I was often scolded for doodling by my teachers, which was thought of as a sign that I was not paying attention.

At school he is scolded by the teacher or ridiculed by his peers, and begins to crawl into a shell of secrecy.

I'm sure there are times when a teacher wrongly forbids a child to pray privately because she doesn't understand the law, or times when an employee is scolded for greeting a customer with «Merry Christmas» instead of «Happy Holidays».

After a video of a charter school teacher angrily scolded a student was reported by The New York Times, Success Academy leader Eva Moskowitz blasted the paper and defended the incident as an «anomaly.»

Etter was reportedly scolded and told by the principal to «stick to the curriculum» according to the teachers union.

He scolded followers who let pupils respond to things «according to their own desires» without the intelligent guidance of teachers.

As a consequence for misbehavior, the teacher helps the student find ways to fix or resolve the problem rather than simply scolding or handing out punishment.

Similarly, studies based on observations from actual classrooms often find that black students with white teachers receive less attention, are praised less, and are scolded more often than their white counterparts.

In his remarks, Fletcher criticized Deasy for «scolding, scapegoating and demeaning teachers» rather than supporting or listening to them but would not say whether the union would seek his ouster.

Usually, our teachers and parents help us learn these skills along the way, by scolding us for having fits, or talking back.

In 2014, an assistant teacher at Success Academy Cobble Hill secretly filmed her colleague, Charlotte Dial, scolding one of her students after the young girl failed to answer a question correctly.

While he has lightly scolded unions for protecting bad teachers, he has given them huge money - hugs to sooth their hurt feelings.

To confuse things further, the school prohibited us from speaking Spanish, and when there was a need to translate course content to help our Latina classmates who only spoke Spanish, teachers would scold us and accuse us of keeping our classmates from learning English.

Avoid «jerk and scold» teachers.

Jones, who has a good ear, could play back anything her piano teacher demonstrated but often was scolded because she wouldn't read music.

My teacher corrected my mistakes instead of scolding me for them, and the lessons where taught in a professional, calm matter.

This extra scolding generates in the child a fear of being scolded, which appears when the teacher talks or while doing schoolwork.