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Teachership

noun
1.
The position of teacher.






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"Teachership" Quotes from Famous Books



... Commodus was left, at the perilous age of nineteen, master of the world; while his father, at that age, was but beginning a twenty years' apprenticeship to wisdom, labor, and self-command, under the sheltering teachership of his uncle Antoninus. Commodus was a prince apt to be led by favorites; and if the story is true which says that he left, all through his reign, the Christians untroubled, and ascribes this lenity to ...
— Selections from the Prose Works of Matthew Arnold • Matthew Arnold

... Every candidate for teachership, who has passed through a Training College, is required by the Board of Education to serve in a recognised school—a woman for five out of the first eight years after leaving College; a man for seven out of ...
— Women Workers in Seven Professions • Edith J. Morley



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