1 My son is working as a science teacher.

2 The science teacher always sets a lot of homework.

3 My science teacher always sets a lot of homework.

4 He got the job of science teacher by fraudulent means.

5 So you know my old science teacher! Well, it's certainly a small world, isn't it?

6 He's right on form as a crazy science teacher in his latest movie.

7 Mr. Paulson is a science teacher.

8 Or a math or science teacher who made inappropriate comments throughout the year.

9 Is it worth it? Science teacher Andy Johnson thinks so as it has unleashed more creativity.

10 Rebenitsch is a retired science teacher at Red River High School.

11 Thanks to my science teacher, Mr Broden,(www.Sentencedict.com) our class always was laughing.

12 I want to be a science teacher one day!

13 These are the workbooks for Science Teacher.

14 You can go to your science teacher for help.

15 My science teacher is Mr whang .

16 I also can be a high school science teacher.

17 A science teacher at Parkway North High School in St. Louis, Missouri(sentencedict.com), Myers had been initially put on suspension by the school board when the news came out.

18 The science teacher showed us some pictures about different kinds of birds.

19 I want to be a Science Teacher and get away from computer programming.

20 She got the job of science teacher by fraudulent means; she pretended she'd studied at university.

21 He has become their unofficial science teacher and takes them on unusual field trips to places like a toilet-paper plant, an aircraft carrier, and even the city dump for Seattle's East Side.

22 Science teacher James Wood was sacked for slapping a schoolboy.

23 Zhang: A science teacher, an art teacher and an English teacher.

24 Sixth-form and Year 11 pupils have piloted two projects at Hinchingbrooke, helped by social science teacher Mike Baker.

25 Grandin described herself as a visual thinker and a "goofball student" in school until a science teacher helped her learn to study.

26 Research on Mathematics and science learning of indigenous students: Implications for science teacher education.