Sentence examples for address teaching from inspiring English sources

Many reform initiatives address teaching, but Broad says this focus on the bottom level of the system makes no sense.

We designed a survey to address teaching practices and acceptance of evolutionary theory at post-secondary institutions in the United States (see Additional file 1).

Their study confirms that ultrasound influenced the medical care of the patients in 40% of cases, but they do not address teaching local providers or establishment of a local ultrasound service after they finished their study.

For all these reasons, this study addresses teaching and learning whole numbers from the early grades, i.e., the periods in which whole numbers are systematically approached in the formal school, hence, when it is the case, also in pre-school.

One study addressed teaching of evidence based medicine in a medical school in Birmingham, UK.

Previous studies addressing teaching and learning in point-of-care ultrasound have primarily focussed on image interpretation and not on the technical quality of the images.

Two other studies have addressed teaching to the test with respect to the QOF in the United Kingdom, with more than 130 measures in about thirty different areas the most comprehensive P4P program in the world.

We decided to use the CSAS because it addresses teaching and learning of communication skills most specifically and because it is the tool that has been most widely used and validated.

The executive director of NABT emphasized the importance of providing professional development support to help teachers learn how to teach evolution: "one strong teacher…who knows how to address the teaching of evolution…can impact change at a local level, and we do not want to underestimate the impacts [that] those teachers can have".

Morgan is the first Conservative education secretary to address a teaching union conference since the 90s, with her predecessor Michael Gove ducking any invitations.

New York needs to address the teaching shortage by providing internships for prospective teachers, training for mentors and incentives to bring the most skilled, experienced and committed teachers to its neediest schools.