Sentence examples for To teach well from inspiring English sources

Economics is hard to teach well.

It's hard to teach well when you're melting.

She adds: "We want to teach and we want to teach well, and we want to be fairly compensated for it".

"If you had an amazing teacher who was talented and passionate and given the freedom and support to teach well," she said, "that was just 100 times more important than anything else".

Meanwhile, in a blog two weeks ago, the leader of the largest independent review of primary education in recent times, Robin Alexander, alluded to the non-publication of a DfE inquiry, which he said was carried out in 2010-12, into schools' capacity to teach well across the curriculum.

Launching the white paper on Thursday, Morgan said: "Rather than being an almost automatic award to staff who complete initial teacher training and a year in the classroom, the new accreditation will be awarded when teachers have demonstrated deep subject knowledge and the ability to teach well.

Realized benefits of VANA participation included the provision of career opportunities for expert VANA nurses who wished to teach, well-qualified graduates seeking work at the VAMC, and a much improved reputation for the VA as a high quality and competitive clinical rotation.

We need to identify the universities that teach well and raise everyone's game.

Still, if you have to teach, you may as well teach well.

For this purpose they have to be taught well about the relevance and potential public health impact of the study to elicit their motivation to make an important contribution to the well-being of people in general.

It involves supporting teachers with skills and materials to teach, as well as school and district leaders to ensure schools are well managed.