Learning to notate a song can be arduous without effective teaching or teaching materials.
Hired fresh out of Princeton at a charter school in New York through Teach for America, Bowen was unsure she'd return to the school after an arduous year of teaching.
Such famous educators as William Osler (1849 1919), William Stewart Halsted (1852 1922), and William Henry Welch (1850 1934) were celebrated later for teaching their students the arduous art of medicine and the empirical finesse of the scientific method.
This skill set is not taught formally, but it is imparted through arduous experiences.
Their teaching loads are heavier and their administrative tasks more arduous.
Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy warned that their task would be arduous, and sure enough, 53 of the 349 people selected as teaching fellows have already quit.
There are stories of one student fainting during these arduous all-night affairs; in 1992, he sued Harper's for reprinting his teaching material.
Blackburn, who was teaching at Texas Tech Law School, told the family that this would require an arduous legal process, but he agreed to try.
The tasks the program sets out to teach, like brushing teeth or communicating in accepted ways, can be arduous to master yet life-changing for those who learn them.
History has taught us that after the signing of a peace agreement comes the arduous task of rebuilding our broken pieces – social and political relationships, the fragile economy, and the infrastructure of our states, devastated by the conflict.
