Sentences with phrase «with the teaching profession»

It is felt that now is a good time to «take stock» and work with the teaching profession and other stakeholders to try and find a basis for going forward - together.

Whilst students may be seeking careers advice from specific outlets and advisors, they are actually in touch with the teaching profession's biggest ambassador every day: their very own teachers.

In relation with teaching profession, I must learn how to cope with different moods of my student but I can be also the who can control it.

«Whatever view is taken of the new GCSEs, it is clear that their implementation has been rushed, poorly thought through and undertaken without meaningful consultation with the teaching profession.

Ms Greening had made social mobility the focus of her 18 months in office and had built bridges with the teaching profession.

The check will be developed «in conjunction with the teaching profession», and aims to give «credit» to the work and progress achieved by teachers for their pupils, said a government press release.

Although Tories admired his radicalism as education secretary, Gove was deeply unpopular with the teaching profession and Labour will probably be sad to see him move.

Our specialist product range for the education sector has been developed and perfected in close association with the teaching profession so we know it meets their exacting requirements.»

«At the same time, we would also like to thank Justine Greening for her immense contribution over the past 18 months, during which she has worked closely and collaboratively with the teaching profession.

Although the upswing in the California economy has resulted in more state revenue for schools, interest among young people with the teaching profession has been slow to bounce back.

Mrs Morgan is described as being much more accessible and wanting a better relationship with the teaching profession - and the atmosphere in the Department for Education is described as «completely different» than in the Gove era.

This positive impact on our school community is no small thing since there are so many stressors that go along with the teaching profession.»

Here are their answers to the fourth set of questions which all deal with the teaching profession:

As has been said on this site and elsewhere, many figured that there would come a point where, as with the teaching profession in Ontario, prospective students would realise that law was no longer a sure ticket to riches and fame and the system would correct itself through declining enrollment.

Education has never been more important and, working with the teaching profession, we will continue our national mission to raise standards.

«Whatever view is taken of the new GCSEs, it is clear that their implementation has been rushed, poorly thought through and undertaken without meaningful consultation with the teaching profession.

But dig beneath the robust rhetoric and you hear a different tone: «We believe that teaching is a highly skilled profession... It's about listening... rebuild bridges with the teaching profession... tackling things like workload, Ofsted inspections, and building on all the lessons I've learned in the last 10 months.»

It will be developed «in conjunction with the teaching profession», and aims to give «credit» to the work and progress achieved by teachers for their pupils, according to a government press release.

The report found there is «enough excellence across Welsh education to support improvement and help reduce variability» and that there is a «spirit of cooperation» with the teaching profession in developing a new curriculum.

Hinds said he wanted to work with the teaching profession, educational staff, businesses and employers, to build on the «fantastic record» of his predecessors.

«Government needs to work with the teaching profession, not against them, if we are to give every child the best possible start in life.»

«Ofsted understands the pressures that come along with this, and is committed to working with the teaching profession to help relieve unnecessary workload and promote staff wellbeing.»

She agreed this would mean the creation of more free schools and academies, as well as «working with the teaching profession to make sure that every child has an excellent local school to attend and that we have lots of good and excellent teachers across the country».