Sentence examples for assumed a teaching from inspiring English sources

In 1926, after much back and forth, he assumed a teaching position in "natural philosophy" at the University of Berlin, where he remained until Hitler came to power in 1933.

For many participants, there was an expectation that academics or researchers from iCAHE will assume a teaching role while clinicians lead the JCs.

The negative connotation often associated with the phrase "teach as you are taught" (Lortie, 1975) assumed a positive one in hopes that TAs will teach as they were taught to teach.

As a minimum curriculum is not required (according to the 1988 Constitution) the forms of teaching have also assumed a diversification, not only in terms of funding but also in terms of culture and curricular organization.

After years in virtual exile, Felix takes a position under an assumed name teaching theater at a prison.

We assumed teaching a MOOC would be a one-way, relatively anonymous experience but we have had two video discussions with groups of students so far and more on the way.

Mothers' assumed that teaching a child about danger would protect them from injury.

But let's assume a classroom that has already taught the fundamentals of learning: where facts are true, whether you like them or not, and where arguments are examined on their merits, and not on the political force behind them.

It was assumed 25 teaching years would be needed to reach this position.

It is widely assumed that teaching consultation skills to medical students will result in improvement in their performance in the clinical setting with a resultant reduction in the number of complaints [ 2].

Unfortunately, some science departments might have a difficult time staffing such a course given that scientists are not often well versed in writing pedagogy, and many assume that teaching such a course requires an unmanageable time commitment.