(1) Later, he put himself through college and became a schoolteacher .(2) She said her mother had once been a schoolteacher , so Susan was well educated and worldly as a child.(3) When Sputnik had first gone into orbit a schoolteacher asked her second-graders to write some verse on the subject.(4) My mother was a schoolteacher , and my father was a minister and a high school guidance counselor.(5) The trainee schoolteacher was described as a very balanced person.(6) Mother told me he was a schoolteacher but not a teacher at my school!(7) He was educated mostly at home by his mother, a former schoolteacher .(8) Pauline was formerly a registered nurse and registered midwife and later a secondary schoolteacher .(9) This work influenced large numbers of schoolteachers , educational researchers, and women's studies scholars.(10) In sharp contrast to the men, a number of the unmarried women graduates who had stayed in schoolteaching confessed to some anxiety about their economic circumstances.(11) There are sequences where additional narration would have contributed to the overall cohesion of the film, and sometimes it is unclear as to which adults are the schoolteachers and which are the dance teachers.(12) Parents may depend on schoolteachers for discipline and use teachers' judgments - or those of priests - as part of their own approach to child training once children are of school age.(13) She was a delightful conversationalist who enjoyed telling me something of life and schoolteaching in Brittany under more normal conditions.(14) Though both women are professional adventurers and lecturers now, they started out as schoolteachers , and their passion for teaching children, especially gifts, is still a key motivating factor for them.(15) He finally abandoned academic qualifications and appointed a collection of pharmacists, country doctors, schoolteachers , and governesses.(16) Opposition MPs and education advocates are calling on the government to allow schoolteachers and professors an exemption from copyright restrictions.
