Sentence examples for a valid teaching from inspiring English sources
This fact is worrying because only a valid teaching approach can introduce the theory and help to face the difficulty of the theory itself.
Well, if you are willing to do that, and you hold a valid teaching certificate, there are precious few barriers keeping you from doing just that on your own.
Simulation training is established in healthcare as a valid teaching modality for students, trainees and multiprofessional groups [ 15].
This paper highlights how, by using patient data gathered from hospital information systems, Virtual Patients can be made efficiently while maintaining their efficacy as a valid teaching tool [ 15].
To teach chemistry in a public middle or high school, you will need a valid teaching certificate for the state in which you plan to teach, and many private schools may require you to have a teacher's license as well.
Some states offer reciprocity arrangements with other states where a valid teaching license in one state is automatically honored in other states, while other states require licensed teachers from other states to obtain a new license to teach in their state if they take a teaching position in the new state.
From this time, the notion began to prevail that the essence of the studium generale was the privilege of conferring a universally valid teaching license and that no new studium could acquire that position without a papal or imperial bull.
It is part of a Dutch project to develop ecologically valid teaching standards and to find a teacher-organized model for continuing professional development.
It is unlikely that, without valid teaching, people will consider environmental elements "ecologically" as dynamic and active factors.
Provide copies of valid teaching certificate(s) received from any other U.S. states or territories if applicable.
Brains and Beauty GABRIELA MONTELL reports in The Chronicle of Higher Education that Daniel Hamermesh, an economics professor at the University of Texas at Austin, has found that good looking teachers get better student evaluations than unattractive ones -- findings that cast doubt on "the use of student evaluations as a valid measure of teaching quality".
