Sentence examples for achieved by teaching from inspiring English sources

This will be achieved by teaching students how to monitor heart rate, record steps, prepare, train and pace themselves throughout a variety of walking workouts.

Another set of recommendations deals with the usefulness of carrying out periodic assessments of teachers' training and the actual impact that it has, e.g., by comparing the results achieved by teaching staff that receives training versus the results obtained by those who do not receive training (Klinger, 1973).

Such training can be achieved by teaching applied genetics of Drosophila melanogaster, a model organism that offers a number of advantages for this teaching.

Teaching roughly 2000 students every year helps me achieve these goals on a scale that I could never achieve by teaching smaller courses.

I wonder too if the education we will achieve by teaching to the current poorly designed tests is really the education we want or need?

He seeks consolation from Kyra, who was once his co-worker as well as his lover and finds that she has achieved fulfilment by teaching difficult kids in an East End school.

Instead of defending benefits, he said, the unemployed should be "got back to work", and we achieve that by "teaching them about self-reliance".

Under the current system, many teachers face performance targets that make it a real risk to choose the real but slower gains that can be achieved by improving teaching.

"And if we achieve this goal by teaching women and men separately, than that is O.K".

Is community cohesion to be achieved by separating children and teaching them fundamentally different outlooks on the world, in which all other communities are wrong and misguided in their metaphysical and ethical outlooks, needing conversion at least – or something worse if they refuse?

This is conveniently achieved by integrating the radiology teaching programme with the rest of the curriculum.