Sentences with phrase «teachers feel ill»

When teachers feel ill - equipped to discuss topics of race, privilege and class with students, they often say nothing at all.

Joint NEU and UK Feminista research out this week shows that teachers feel ill - equipped and unsupported to address sexism and sexual harassment in their school (1), and our report recommended that DfE advice is critical to overcome this.

Unfortunately, many teachers feel ill - equipped to handle these competing pressures, in part because they lack the prerequisite pedagogical knowledge, instructional capabilities, and valued resources for teaching writing, and in part because writing curricula, which exert a strong influence on teachers» writing instruction, tend to be underdeveloped and misaligned with other curricula (Troia & Maddox, 2004).

Citing evidence that many of Florida's novice teachers feel ill - prepared for their jobs, Sunshine State officials are proposing a wide range of new requirements for the state's schools of education.

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When a minister thus educated enters a parish, he feels equipped to function as pastor, counsellor, and teacher, but he may feel awkward and ill at ease in the pulpit.

Research shows that school principals feel graduate teachers are ill - prepared for dealing with difficult student behaviour.

Teachers feel demonized and victimized, without appreciating the fact that it is their unions which have done them ill — and it is their unions which reformers are attempting to turn around.

RV: Your research also discusses the fact that preservice teachers have long felt ill - prepared to manage poor behaviour in the classroom.

As one person told us, «Although I am a teacher, I feel that I am ill - informed when it comes to education policy in the US.

A new survey has revealed that almost three - quarters of primary teachers feel under pressure to go to work when they are ill.

The introduction of the project has arisen after it was revealed seven in 10 teachers felt they were «ill - equipped» to deal with mental health issues stemming from bullying.

Still, without the support of colleagues experienced in working with immigrant youth, and time in the day to rethink the curriculum and to reflect on teaching practices, teachers can feel ill - equipped to meet the needs of their changing student bodies.

Unfortunately, mathematics brings up ill feelings and / or anxiety for many people, teachers included.

Anne Heavey, education policy adviser with the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, described the plan as «at best ill - thought - out and at worst a threat to the mental health and well - being of our children», with the risk that some children would feel branded as «failures from day one».

While many teachers report feeling ill - equipped to establish collaborative relationships with parents, there are several strategies that can be employed to strengthen these ties.

«The Relevant Educator touches on the heart of what it is to be a teacher who feels unsupported and ill - trained in our digital world.

In my first week, I cried in front of my principal when talking about how ill - prepared I felt, and he did something I never expected: He put a veteran teacher in my room.

This lack of appropriate preparation perpetuates teachers» feelings of ill - preparedness with regard to technology (Schrum, 1999; Strudler & Wetzel, 1999).

It comes after a survey released during anti-bullying week in November revealed that seven in 10 teachers said they felt «ill - equipped» to deal with mental health issues stemming from bullying.

In contrast, teachers leave schools where they are not supported, feel ill equipped to meet students» needs, and ultimately, feel ineffective.

At least three - quarters of mathematics, science, and social studies teachers report that they are expected to address ELA standards in their instruction, although most are unfamiliar with the standards and feel ill - prepared to help students achieve them.

Despite the availability of resources and increased emphasis on the use of technology, many teachers, whether preservice (Doering, Hughes, & Huffman, 2003; Willis & Sujo de Montes, 2002), novice (Web - Based Education Commission, 2000) or experienced (National Center for Education Statistics, 2000), currently feel ill - prepared to use technological tools and resources for the teaching of content.

Parents are a child's first teacher, and like teachers, they can feel ill - equipped to deal with their child's challenging behaviors.