Sentence examples for assumed teaching from inspiring English sources

He joined the faculty of the College of Dental Medicine of Columbia University as Assistant Professor of Clinical Dental Medicine in December of 2000, where he assumed teaching responsibilities in human anatomy (for both medical and dental students), oral biology and orthodontics, while also continuing some teaching activities in anthropology.

Preservice teachers initially accepted the guidance provided by teaching analysis tools, but abandoned the tools in favour of informal self-assessments and feedback from cooperating teachers when they assumed teaching responsibilities in their own classrooms.

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.

To support such growth, beyond the teacher's role, there are some very experienced students that assume teaching assistant roles and work as meta-coaches during the courses.

Andy didn't – as Michael Gove might assume – teach me that facts were unimportant.

He moved his family around, assuming teaching posts all over the world: Nigeria, St .Louis, and various places in England — "Billericay, Brentwood, Bath".

The training model assumes teaching is a craft to be mastered given the acquisition of knowledge and skills developed through one or two school placements.

Partrick Harkin notes that one of the biggest limitations of the design of education services is that "we assume teaching is the same as learning," and the resistance to change reflects the belief that too much variety in learning approaches would "disrupt our highly optimized, highly engineered teaching system".

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

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

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].