Sentence examples for audience teaching from inspiring English sources

The end of your pitch is a priceless opportunity to leave your brand in the mind of your audience, teaching them how to talk about you and solidifying what you want to be known for.

We extracted data on the course objectives, duration, target audience, teaching methods, assessment strategy and key outcomes.

The summary of all TTT courses, which have been included in this systematic review is shown in Additional File 2, providing details of course objectives, target audience, teaching methods, duration of course, assessment methods and key outcomes.

"Watching your film in front of an audience teaches you things that you didn't know," he said.

"The audience taught me a lot about the play," she said between rehearsals at the Lyceum Theater.

What this late-in-life explosion in audience teaches us is that these shows need to be treated as assets to be nurtured, protected from the quick network trigger that can bail on a show before it has the chance to find its feet.

"Usually we're doing a few weeks in a different city's festival, but now we'll have New York audiences teaching us what the thing is.

The 15 to 20 fellows — accomplished musicians who have finished conservatory or college and are just beginning careers — are trained to interact with audiences, teach and develop a sense of entrepreneurship.

Cooper addresses the audience directly, teaching us lessons like "how to survive your lovable jackass" or "how to survive insufficient funds".

Early in the performance he breaks down his brand of music for the audience members, teaching them to tell time with their hips, a lesson that has the effect of tattooing the show's propulsive rhythms onto them.

Indeed, results from a 2011 survey of LSE authors and readers revealed that authors (n = 227) chose to publish in the journal because it reached a biology researcher audience (89%), a BER audience (91%), and a biology teaching audience (90%).