Sentences with phrase «teaching population»

Specifically, this lesson is for teaching population problem and the issues that are arising economical for having such an exponential rate of growth in terms of the population.

These are exactly the characteristics I would use to describe what is needed in a person teaching this population.

Specifically, this lesson is for teaching population demographics, gender imbalance, dependency rates etc..

Developing a more diverse teaching population that reflects the diversity and excellence of Black people is not just a matter of recruitment.

(Knowles fellows have lower attrition rates than the general teaching population.)

For example, Massachusetts» nonwhite teaching population crept up from 3 percent to 7 percent, while South Carolina's moved from 19 percent to 21 percent.

While student populations are increasingly representing diversity, Minnesota's statewide teaching population is 94 percent white.

A low average salary for teachers suggests that a country may be drawing its teaching population from a pool of less - skilled workers.

If the index exceeds 1.0, then minorities are overrepresented in the teaching population; if the index is below 1.0, minorities areunderrepresented.

Workforce data confirm ATSI peoples are significantly under - represented in schools — comprising 1.2 per cent of the teaching population in comparison to just over 5 per cent of the student cohort.

«Thirdly, to secure long term commitment from teacher education providers to stem attrition rates and increase retention and graduation rates of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enrolments to enable the diversity of our teaching population to better match that of students.»

But in Lawrence, explains Schueler, the state «only actively replaced between 8 to 10 percent of teachers,» with about 20 percent more of the teaching population changing over due to resignations and retirements.

This shift is not however reflected in the teaching population, which means students don't see themselves in a teaching capacity and those that do teach are left on an «island» without community.

1) Michelle Rhee thinks teachers are the only problem (this is clearly not true, she simply thinks the teaching population can be made stronger; also — if she thought teachers were the only problem, why did she focus on infrastructure and wraparound supports as well?)

Although white teachers still are a large percent of the teaching population, the decline in white teachers was steeper in LA Unified than any other race.

Men of color account for less than 7 % of the teaching population in the United States, while students of color are projected to make up 54 % of the population by 2024.

Alternative education offers innovative, non-traditional approaches to teaching this population of learners, which aides in preventing these students from becoming dropouts.

However, Alex Caputo - Pearl, a member of UTLA's Board of Directors, told LA School Report that while E4E's desire to stabilize the district's teaching population is positive, the «thrust of these proposals are in the wrong direction.»

Black male teachers are low in number, as the majority of the teaching population is female and white; however, the presence of Black male teachers is beneficial for students of color and white students alike.

Others, concerned about the lack of diversity in the teaching population, have argued that early - entry certification programs might attract teachers with more varied ethnic and racial backgrounds.

In 1981, she originated the concept of the «visual - spatial learner» (VSL) and has created methods of identifying and teaching this population.

Currently, across the state, African - American teachers make up only 3 - percent of the pedagogue population, as for Tulsa Public Schools, African - Americans represent 12 - percent of the teaching population.