Sentence examples for argued teaching from inspiring English sources

As early as 1910, Abraham Flexner wrote a landmark report that argued teaching hospitals should be staffed only with salaried doctors.

Greene (1995, p. 14) argued, "Teaching and learning are matters of breaking through barriers -- of expectation, of boredom, of predefinition.

Greene argues, "teaching and learning are matters of breaking through barriers -- of expectation, of boredom, of predefinition".

However, they argued that teaching programmes should make a greater effort to teach students to start from the patient as a person rather than the disease.

Mr. Berardelli, who offers information on his Web site, safeyoungdrivers.com, even argued that teaching your child to drive could be a bonding experience.

He led the fight for due process for detainees accused of terrorism; argued for teaching Arabic, in order not to alienate potential native radicals; and opposed adulterating Anglo-American liberalism with too much systematic French theory — all this along with an intelligent acceptance of the free market as an engine of prosperity and a desire to see its excesses and inequalities curbed.

However, it has been argued that teaching evolutionary concepts such as selection, common ancestry, phylogenetics, and tree-thinking (Baum et al. 2005) provides an integrated, conceptual scaffold, a cognitive hat rack on which medical facts can be organized.

In 2011, she argued for teaching intelligent design in schools and "letting students decide" what they believe.

It can be argued that teaching the steps of EBM to undergraduate as well as postgraduate health care professionals is crucial for the implementation of effective, beneficial health care practices and the abandonment of ineffective, harmful ones.

Some researchers argue that teaching machines ethics may not be the right approach.

Ikeda also argues that teaching quality has, perhaps unsurprisingly, been key to Germany's turnaround.