The phrase "assure teaching" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a commitment to providing quality education or instruction, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The school aims to assure teaching excellence through continuous professional development for its educators."
Alternatives: "ensure quality teaching" or "guarantee effective instruction".
Incentives should be given in form of scholarships,financial assistance for studies, assured teaching positions for students who want to take up teaching as their profession.
In secondary schools, we are assured, "effective teaching by well-qualified and highly competent teachers enabled the majority of students to develop knowledge and understanding in depth".
Originally, it was designed so that every candidate admitted was theoretically assured a teaching position in September at one of the member districts of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
Is this advice sufficient to assure that your teaching statement won't be painful to read?
"To those who believe that I have endorsed false teaching, I assure you that was not my intent, and I give you my unreserved apologies," he wrote.
Funding for economic reform begins with grassroots programs that target our political leaders and assure they understand that teaching our students deeper learning skills is paramount.
The intervention subjects' pre-workshop repeat baseline surveys significantly increased compared with the baseline survey in only 1 domain – confidence in teaching to assure patients that they're understood, which did not fully explain the difference between baseline and follow-up scores (baseline to preworkshop repeat baseline mean change +0.51 vs. baseline to follow-up mean change +1.47).
It's imperative that independent validators be licensed in the subject being taught to assure confidence in their ratings.
If you're truly an academic rock star, you still probably won't pay a dime for your Ph.D., and you'll be assured of a teaching assistant job upon admission.
I've picked up a few things over the 20 years that I've been teaching, and I assure you he's in good hands.
