Sentences with phrase «teachers strike mean»

What does the Chicago teachers strike mean for Obama and the Democrats as election time nears?

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Lear uses the example of a teacher who is suddenly and inexplicably struck with perplexity, not just about this or that aspect of teaching but about the very meaning of teaching.

The second poll on the 24th June asked specifically about teachers taking strike action on the 30th June over changes to pblic sector pensions that «mean teachers will have to work longer and pay more towards lower pensions.»

The one problem is that the Chicago Teachers Union might strike soon, which would mean we'd likely lose his spring break to make up the «lost days.»

Even well - meaning teachers can fail to assume the leadership mantle in their programs by making the wrong assumptions about their students, or striking the wrong balance.

North Carolina teachers» contracts, however, prohibit them from striking, and when organizers realized that walking out of the classroom could mean walking out of their jobs, plans changed.

And that's meant publicly defending laws that strike even many liberals as wrong - headed, such as requiring districts to lay off their most junior teachers first, regardless of how effective they are in the classroom.

The loss of most collective bargaining rights for teachers and other public employees would almost certainly mean more frequent walkouts and strikes, she said.

I mean, the issue in the Chicago strike — one of the issues — was that Rahm Emanuel wanted a longer school day and the teachers said we want a better school day.

Although the books strikes me as a little text - heavy for the younger members of that set, it's meant to be one that teachers and students use together to explore how scientists gather data about the natural world, and analyze it for clues on global warming's progress and impacts.