Sentence examples for a challenging teaching from inspiring English sources

We welcome any MIT student willing to fully commit to a challenging teaching project.

Sharon gallantly brought her love of literature with her every day to a challenging teaching job in Hempstead, N.Y., and she also wrote for herself, without the journalist's daily concern about the typical reader.

I watched Colson demonstrate the most radical and challenging teaching of Christian faith: a belief in absolute equality before God.

The main results indicate that the teacher's involvement in creating a challenging, integrated teaching unit and students' effort in co-operating to create their final written and oral reports led to considerable improvement in understanding unit operations as well as to very high student motivation.

"England's teachers are more likely to report challenging teaching conditions such as too many teaching hours and difficulty keeping up with curriculum changes.

"We've learned over time that it's a very rare person who straight out of college is ready for this — ready to teach in the most challenging teaching situations in the country and not just survive, but truly excel with their students — [teachers] who will learn the right lessons and leave more committed and not more disillusioned," Kopp explains in an interview.

Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect". This brilliant and challenging teaching of Jesus is his commentary on Leviticus 19 18, "Love thy neighbor as thyself". Jesus' profound challenge is to go beyond the easy love of those closest to us and those most like us, to love even those who persecute us.

"It's wrong to create this type of confusion when it's a nonissue". Hunter envisions a charter school opening in the fall of 2006 with a challenging curriculum taught by a credentialed faculty.

Writing is a challenging area in teaching ESL.

Pharmacokinetics can be a challenging topic to teach due to the complex relationships inherent between physiological parameters, mathematical descriptors and equations, and their combined impact on shaping the blood fluid concentration vs. time curves of drugs.

Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology (Linguistics 110) is a challenging course to teach for the same reason that makes it a demanding class for students: the necessary breadth of the course material bridges all possible sub-disciplines in linguistics.