It proved more challenging than she had anticipated to teach Pransky, accustomed to roving through meadows unleashed, to ignore everything from food to wheelchairs to other dogs and interact politely with people who were ill, fragile, sometimes uprooted and often demented.
This is in contrast to the reality that many GTAs are interested in teaching (Tanner and Allen, 2006) and anticipate that teaching will be part of their future professional careers (Sauermann and Roach, 2012).
It's because of yoga that I anticipate practicing, teaching, and aging purposefully and usefully as I make the repeated journey around the sun.
At a few medical schools, anticipated controversy impedes teaching more evolution.
It's been a huge blessing that I never anticipated, and it's taught me that life puts you where you should be, no matter how hard you might be focusing on some other dream.
Applying the Pythagorean principle of cosmic harmony between pairs of contraries, he posited that health consists in the isonomy (equilibrium) of the body's component contraries (e.g., dry-humid, warm-cold, sweet-bitter), thus anticipating Hippocrates' similar teaching.
Besides learner-focused teaching, teachers gain skills in reasoning, application of pedagogical content knowledge (a knowledge by which they can manage their teaching), anticipate and recognize problems, and take actions for solving them.
Using the patient experience is an established part of medical teaching and it is not anticipated that trainees will refuse to be taught in this manner.
A positive learning effect of teaching could be anticipated, and of course the result depends both on the teacher, the auditorium and the format for the training.
We anticipated this difficulty in examining teaching staff belief about student-centred learning because it is a broad term and have been described differently by different authors [ 6, 7, 19, 20].
