Sentence examples for be expected to teach from inspiring English sources

What will we be expected to teach children in school about marriage or about homosexual acts?

They will be expected to teach the new curriculums from September 2014.

But more staff will be expected to teach outside of their specialist subject areas to fill the gaps.

The DfE's statement said early years education providers "will be expected to teach children about fundamental British values in an age-appropriate way.

The draft presented last week sees extra topics from world history included, while primary schools will no longer be expected to teach the whole period until 1707.

"If you want to teach and assess pupils through independent learning and individual feedback, teachers can't be expected to teach 10 classes".

Within their university work, many are expected to teach and do research.

Among other things, she is expected to teach the younger birds about where to find sites for roosting and foraging.

After their sessions at the Beijing Traffic Bureau, each driver is expected to teach at least 100 colleagues.

There's a disconnect between the things teachers are expected to teach at school and what intuitively they would like to teach".

I learned that the average wait time for a tenure-track job was five years, during which time one was expected to teach classes on a casual basis.