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Collection of Teacher Subject Cliparts (62)

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The image is an illustration of a young woman holding a book and pointing at it with her right hand. She is wearing a blue top, grey pants, and light blue shoes. Her blonde hair is styled in loose waves and she has a smile on her face. The book she is holding is open and she appears to be reading. The background is white.
Colorful, inclusive clip art showing students actively learning across core subjects-ideal for educators and curriculum designers.
An open book crowned by a rotating globe-representing the universal power of education and global communication.
A red and green book framed by a laurel wreath, representing knowledge, learning, and academic distinction.
A playful, multicolored pile of books-perfect for representing reading, study, or classroom themes.
The image shows a young girl with curly blonde hair and goggles, wearing a blue t-shirt, standing in front of a laboratory table. She is holding a red phone in her hand and appears to be working on a project. On the table, there are several test tubes with different colored liquids, a beaker of yellow liquid, a flask of green liquid, and a flask with a flame. There is also a small bowl of liquid on the table. The girl is smiling and seems to be enjoying her work.
A young student listens closely as the teacher explains a map to the class.
The image is a stack of three books. The top book is green, the middle book is blue, and the bottom book is red. The books are arranged in a way that they are stacked on top of each other. The green book has a yellow cover and the blue book is white. The red book is slightly larger than the green book and has a red cover. The stack appears to be a representation of a book or a book. The image is colored in a cartoon-like style.
Meet Martin, the joyful young musician juggling maracas, violin, trumpet, harp, and drums-all while grinning with musical delight!
The image is a blackboard with a green background and white chalk drawings and text written on it. The text reads "Computers", "Math", "Science", "Chemistry", "Language Physics", "Biology", "Education", "Music", "History", "ABC", "School", "Reading", "Arts", and "Economics". The drawings are arranged in a scattered manner, with some overlapping each other. The overall theme of the image is education and science.
The image is an infographic that explains the different types of training and supporting elementary school teachers policies used in high-performing systems. It has a pink background and white text. The infographic is divided into four sections. The first section is titled "Selecting, Training and Supporting Elementary School Teachers: Policies Used in High-Performing Systems". It explains that Rigorous standards for entry into the teaching profession to ensure that only the most qualified individuals enter classrooms are required subject specialization in many systems, in the preparation and development of elementary school students. The second section is labeled "Specialization" and shows that initial teacher education that develops
The image is a table that shows the selected subject area and no major and no certification in subject area. The table is divided into two columns, one for mathematics and one for biology. The left column shows the number of subjects in each subject area, with the mathematics section representing 25.5 and the biology section representing 22.6. The chemistry section shows 52.1 and the physics section shows 23.4. The Earth Sciences section shows 66.2 and the English section shows 18.9 and 9.9 respectively. The Social Science section shows 19.7 and 8.4 respectively, respectively.
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