Sentence examples similar to amenable to teaching from inspiring English sources
Thus, this topic is amenable to interdisciplinary teaching in the context of an REU.
The paper proposes what should qualify an engineer to teach engineering, what to teach (the contents of the curriculum) and the environment where to teach (the facilities that make an environment amenable).
To elicit better teaching, we propose giving humans teaching guidance, which are instructions on how to teach, derived from computational teaching algorithms or heuristics.
By way of example, a validated version of Guyton's 1992 model, implemented in the ubiquitous Simulink environment, is presented which provides a hierarchical representation amenable to extension and suitable for teaching and research uses.
For these two reasons the tradition of openness within the field and the rapid obsolescence of specific details we consider the subject particularly amenable to online-only, open access teaching material.
Too often, inclusive payment requires complementary adjustment to account for hospitals' external conditions that are not amenable to efficiency management, such as teaching duties, research and development, and local disadvantages relating to the socio-economic environment.
Kids are more empathetic in their responses to conflict, such as exclusionary or aggressive actions from peers, if they've been taught to view personality traits as amenable to growth rather than being fixed traits, she said.
These plans aimed to address both individual and organizational barriers amenable to change rather than nonmodifiable barriers (for example, hospital teaching status and case mix).
