"of teaching" or "in teaching"?
The quality and the extent of teaching are variable. |
I threw in the towel after yrs of teaching in a sec sch. |
Of all forms of teaching, the lecture is the most traditional. |
In UK, practice of teaching legal system of other European countries is also widespread. |
A student must report for registration four (4) days prior to the beginning of teaching. |
In October I returned to Africa for a second year of teaching astronomy, optics and light. |
She has over 20 years of teaching experience in financial accounting at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. |
Sven Ahlback has developed a system of teaching temperaments that doesn't reference classical music or jazz at all. |
We don't understand this highest and most profound of teachings simply because we don't know the language of Dhamma. |
I believe that the sorry state of teaching and learning one's mother tongue has an impact on learning other languages. |
I have 10 years experience in teaching. |
In short, I've decided on a career in teaching. |
His areas of strength are in teaching and evangelism. |
I had always wanted to join teaching and even wanted to apply for a MOE scholarship. |
Our School is vitally involved in teaching, research and community education activities. |
Tutor of English (2) Bachelors degree in literature with experience of 2 years in teaching 2. |
The course focuses on specialist training in teaching and learning approaches for adolescents and disengaged youth. |
It can also be taken by students with no allocated teaching hours but who have an interest in teaching in the future. |
Guess after more so many years in teaching, something just had to go as we made the decision to focus on the children. |
Mostly she writes about her family, her friends, her students, her experiences in teaching, her love of books and her faith. |
She now had return to teaching again. |
If you prefer learning to teaching, france. |
Many good dedicated teachers will say GOODBYE to teaching. |
Ka Hikitia, Te Kotahitanga, Whakahau Whakamana Whakahihi; these are innovative approaches to teaching. |
I love the student interaction but honestly and ashamedly, 60-70% of my workload is unrelated to teaching. |
Adam dedicated an important part of his career to teaching, training and mentoring maritime credit talent. |
It is a true blessing to Africa and indeed the world that Bernard devotes his life to teaching, training and enlightening others especially our young people. |
They have gone contrary to teachings and traditions of the holy prophet Mohammed(SAW) The holy quran chapter 5 vs 32 forbids every muslims from killing innocent souls. |
The successful candidate will be expected to contribute to teaching of core courses in the Plant Sciences curriculum and development of new courses in their area of expertise. |
Am I supposed to be surprised by that? It's also worth remembering that National Standards are not an innovative new approach to teaching, nor do they encourage new approaches. |
In every case they rate worse for teaching than for all other attributes. |
Take the permanent job, apply for teaching jobs next summer if you want to teach. |
From Charles ' perspective, to be a good teacher one must have a passion for teaching. |
It encourages students to become creators of resources, which will develop skills needed for teaching. |
With a passion for teaching, Wing-yi decided to obtain the necessary qualifications and embarked on a degree programme at the OUHK. |
Campbell said he greatly enjoyed his time at St Andrew High as it allowed him to develop valuable teaching skills and a love for teaching. |
It is only a matter of time before the physical and mental strain smothers the passion for teaching that most fresh NIE grads started out with. |
Although most schools will have a resource centre, many teachers travel with additional materials that they find particularly useful for teaching. |
Who should participate? BITS alumni with over 7 years of experience in teaching/R &D/industry; and having a passion for teaching should apply for the program. |
Often, he had talked about teaching, to earn extra money in college. |
I added a monogram a letter for their first name and a quote about teaching. |
At the school I was little apprehensive about teaching, as I haven? t really done this before. |
Those teachers who are genuinely concerned about teaching their students will lack behind in the career ladder. |
The more research you do about teaching, the better equipped you will be to figure out the kind of teaching you want to do. |
It's all very well to prattle on about making Art music out of traditional melodies, but then this seems contradictory with his point about teaching. |
It has helped me to decide what I like/dislike about teaching, research, administration, etc, and I would have missed out on most of that if I had done all of my schooling in one place. |
Approximately two thirds agreed that it enhanced their practice and the quality of the teaching whereas just under half thought it encouraged discussion about teaching and learning issues. |
We must change the paradigm from teaching to learning. |
It might shift the emphasis from teaching to learning. |
KamenRyder on June 3, 2010 at 10:47 pm When I was in NIE, my lecturer told me she resigned from teaching because of the marking. |
Volunteers help with every aspect of KYGN, from teaching and assisting in the nursery classes to administration and site maintenance. |
Jack on June 3, 2010 at 5:55 pm Both my parents were involved in schools in the 60s 70s 80s and well into the 90s where they retired from teaching. |
New innovations and discoveries are immediately incorporated into teaching. |
I think, maybe, the focus should be offering incentives to go into teaching. |
During his years at the University of Oslo until his retirement in 1932 Bjerknes put a considerable effort into teaching. |
She says the scholarship offer came after officials from the college saw her on television speaking about a desire to get into teaching. |
More emphasis on teaching, it follows, will result in greater student learning. |
With teaching, there is always room for instructional growth. |
If a head coach is very much involved with teaching and/or schemes, that probably means he doesn't trust his assistant coaches at all. |