Sentences with phrase «when listening to a teacher»

Not exact matches

If your god is «inserting info» (whatever form that takes) for the express purpose of fulfilling someone's request to guide someone's thoughts, that is very different than someone listening to someone else's ideas (and teachers are not different than anyone else, except maybe since they are considered experts in their field they are taken more seriously in their particular area of expertise) and considering their ideas when forming your own.

Gladys i sense your frustration but we have a teacher who explains the word to us he is wonderful he opens the word to me all the time i listen to him because from him comes wisdom he is the most humble and gentle of teachers and always leads us into truth.He is our friend our comforter and the one who empowers us when we are weak and he is the holy spirit and once we receive him he never leaves us.jeremiah33: Call to me and i will answer you and show you great and mighty things... brentnz

You would do well to listen to a Catholic who has had nearly 20 years of religious education, 10 of which were with teachers from two religious orders, both of which were conservative, when it comes to the similarities and common traits of all religions.

If doctrine and theology result in division for the sake of truth than that is right «For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths» (2 Timothy 4:3 - 4).

And when i think that i have to wake up in the morning and study and listening to the teachers and do homeworks and work with my conspiracy theories i feel like i have more commitment to arsenal fc than ozil does i do nt even get paid

At home I've seen him blow up only when being yelled at instead of listened to, but I don't think the preschool teachers would yell at him.

Our children look to us as their leaders and teachers, and though they might not always be able to listen and respond the way we would like them to, when they have a serious question, they trust our answer.

Children are amazing teachers, when we only stop to listen.

«At a time when Governor Cuomo is making and breaking promises at lightning speed, it's imperative that legislators demand the time to negotiate, clarify, and listen to the parents, teachers, and students they're here to serve.

«I believe it's appropriate for strategic reasons to give bonuses, for example, when we have teachers that work in some schools that are really struggling,» he explained after listening to the governor speak in Albany.

But when Tzippora entered preschool, she did not listen to the teacher or sit in a circle.

When we go to yoga class, our teachers tell us to listen to our breath, to hold a steady gaze, and to pay attention to our physical alignment, all of which sets us up to pay attention to the present moment.

Just as we suggest to our students (hopefully we do this) that they should always listen to their own sense of intuition when they practice and blend that in with what the teacher is suggesting, the same holds true for what you might hear as a newer teacher.

I feel like I had a «when the student is ready the teacher will arrive» moment reading it, because I've been reading some articles and listening to some podcasts lately where the trainers are all but saying that endurance runners are stupid idiots to do what we're doing, and that nothing but sprinting and moderate walking and heavy lifting should be used for fitness.

Remember when your teacher would gather you and your classmates around to sit cross-legged when she wanted you to pay attention and listen?

Even sending students home, I remember when I was at school, sometimes the teachers would send students home with cassette tapes to listen to of certain things.

When Andrea Curtis became the education program manager for the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, Maine, her first priority was to listen to what teachers had to say, a lesson she learned from studying partnerships between Boston Public Schools teachers and area museums.

The teacher listens to the proposals and suggests tweaks as needed, or sends students back to the drawing board when a proposal is not viable.

And when teachers understand that, when they get that rest state, when we show them the brain scans and they say, «Wow, look at that, that brain is completely shut off,» then they also see what's going on in relation to that more kinesthetic, spatial - mechanical brain, and how much more it needs to move around, that it can't just sit and listen to words.

So we have to make sure each child goes outside of his / her comfort zone and speaks and listens to every child in the classroom on a regular basis (I cringe to think of my days as a new high school teacher when I am sure «student K» went the whole year without uttering a sentence to «student G» and vice versa.)

When I suggest that talkers and doers need to listen to those who see things differently, that policymakers are well - served by humility, or that reform needs to work for teachers as well as students, it's not because I want everyone to get along.

Listen to the president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics when she says to leave it alone.

It's a principle that many teachers have come to trust, from the first time their classes filled test tubes with yeast and loaded mini-volcanoes with baking soda and vinegar: When it comes to science, students learn best by doing, not just sitting and listening.

What annoys parents is when teachers act as though we're superior and give the impression that we're unwilling to listen to the people who know their children best.

I have often had to bite my tongue when listening to homeroom teachers ~ specials teachers ~ and other adults complain about those gifted children.

60 second histories know, from working with and listening to teachers, that some of the best learning happens when they use les - son - ipping techniques.

These are the precious moments when a teacher can listen attentively to a child explain how to do a math problem, engage in discussions with her about her writing, or hear her predictions about a book's outcome.

So when they need to have a more enclosed space to teach, coordinating activities between the classes, so that all classes are doing quiet activities at the one time — so we don't have one class that is trying to listen to their teacher while another class is doing really noisy activities — so all of that sort of stuff.

Sometimes, all it takes for children to feel comfortable coming to their teacher when they may feel they can't speak to their parents — especially if they are on negative terms — is to know you are willing to listen.

Our research shows that when children eat a healthy school lunch in a pleasant environment, they concentrate better in afternoon lessons, which has got to be something which makes any head teacher sit up and listen.

I find that I — and their teachers — have to teach our kindergarten students that they should listen when someone says «no.»

That approach deflates some of the negativism and hesitation that might interfere with the teachers listening to and applying what you're teaching, and it shows them that you recognize their frustrations; and implies that you acted on their input when making improvements.

Research shows that when teachers provide students with choices and options, listen to students thoughtfully, respect students» perspectives, ask questions about what the students want to do, and resist stating answers too quickly, it supports students» autonomy, competence, and relatedness (Reeve, Bolt, & Cai, 1999).

The Safer Internet Day theme this year sums it up — a better internet begins with each and every one of us, whether it's a teacher championing online safety in school, a child who doesn't just stand by when they see cyberbullying, or a tech company that takes time to listen to children's needs.

When I pushed back to her about this assignment, she did something that all great teachers do: she listened to me and built a bridge from a football - dreaming boy to the rough road that Robert wrote about.

He looked down when he was supposed to be listening to a teacher — another dollar.

When students are employing the academic posture behaviors, it communicates to the teacher that the students are actively listening and alert, which maximizes students» ability to pay attention.

Jon Bergmann, one of the creators of the flipped learning model, has also made the point that it encourages students to take initiative when it comes to absorbing new material, rather than passively listening to a teacher lecture, U-T San Diego explained.

Since when did any Tory government listen to argument when it comes to paying teachers properly?

«We also specifically urged head teachers and governing bodies to listen to concerns from parents or carers and, when appointing suppliers, to ensure that value for money is taken into account.»

None of this was a problem in the 1950s, when teachers were more likely to stand at the front of the classroom and lecture — and students were expected to listen or work quietly at their desks.

Cognitive scientist Daniel Willingham writes about why parents should listen to their child's teachers — especially when they don't like what they hear.

There is no doubt the eval program was not perfect when rolled out, but you do not have to listen or read very closely to recognize that the many teacher opponents objected to being evaluated (or managed) at all.

This is done in one - to - one assessments with teachers, who use checklists that include a series of questions such as whether a pupil can maintain concentration when listening to others or can subtract using single - digit numbers.

When teacher dissatisfaction is at a 25 - year high, school leaders have to stop ignoring the red flags and start listening to and working with teachers to figure out what they and their students need to succeed.

When a teacher I worked with discovered that her new class was mostly auditory learners (compared to last year's kinesthetic learners), she changed from using group projects to delivering technology - infused instruction that provided more opportunities for listening to content.

«No one doubts his commitment to students, but he's an idealogue who failed to listen and make course corrections even when everyone in the education community was sending the same message,» said Carl Kohn, a spokesman for the state teachers union, which voted no confidence in King in 2014.

What's more, when teachers listen back to the recordings, they can easily track student progress toward oral fluency.

Listen to this article as a podcast episode: Podcast: Play in new window Download (Duration: 38:22 — 53.1 MB) When I worked with student teachers on developing effective lesson plans, one thing I always asked them to revise was the phrase «We will discuss.»

Anyway, the teachers aren't holding their breath: When asked if they thought policymakers were listening to them on this issue, a tiny fraction, 7 percent, answered «yes.»