The phrase "a qualified teaching" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to refer to a teaching that meets certain qualifications or standards, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "She received a certificate for a qualified teaching program that enhanced her skills."
Alternatives: "an accredited teaching" or "a certified teaching".
A qualified teaching activity shall be approved by the DGS and Special Committee chair, and must involve teaching technical material to a group and involve at least 15 contact hours.
Without a sweeping set of protocols to follow or the aid of a qualified teaching assistant, any overworked instructor maneuvering through an overcrowded classroom, using resources purchased with their own salary, might have presumed that this student was simply facing ESL challenges.
Barriers such as an inability to identify appropriately qualified teaching staff and not formally assessing these topics have prevented sufficient integration within medical education [ 33].
Youth swim lessons in a more personalized environment with our highly qualified teaching staff.
Learn in a one-on-one situation with our highly qualified teaching staff.
Finding qualified teaching staff is another problem.
Dame Julia Cleverdon, the chair of the campaign, said: "By providing quality and qualified teaching in every nursery, we can ensure every child arrives at school with the building blocks in place to learn to read and succeed".
"By providing quality and qualified teaching in every nursery, we can ensure every child arrives at school with the building blocks in place to learn to read and succeed".
But primary schools report finding it hard to fit languages into the curriculum time available and to recruit suitably qualified teaching staff.
The success of the Finnish education system is based precisely on a highly motivated and qualified teaching profession.
According to ATL's analysis of the latest government figures, in 2011 just 62% of teachers who gained qualified teaching status that year were still teaching a year later.
