Sentence examples for better at teaching from inspiring English sources

But recruiters felt that U.S. business schools were better at teaching specialized subjects.

Is that because the Russians are better at teaching risk in schools?No.

If they are to compete with ordinary universities, MOOC providers must get better at teaching newcomers to academia.

I found that I was better at teaching tennis than playing it, so I became a tennis pro.

Dr. Michael P. Johnson, deputy director of a National Institutes of Health center providing part of the $130 million, said he hoped the program would have the "side effect" of making American medical schools better at teaching rural health along with the high-tech medicine they excel at.

And as teachers get better at teaching the complex skills of critical reading, reasoning, and writing, I expect to see much less shutting down on college preparatory exams like the PSAT.

The study showed that Native American and white parents were similar in their antismoking socialization beliefs with one exception: Native American parents were less likely to believe that schools are better than parents at teaching children about the dangers of smoking.

Fortunately, like most real artists, Pan Pan is better at doing than at teaching.

TFA tries to choose young people who are organised and motivated enough to take control of difficult classrooms, right from the start.A new report for the Institute of Education Sciences IESS), released on September 10th, suggests that TFA's members excel at teaching maths (although older studies suggest they do no better than their traditionally qualified peers at teaching children to read).

To start with the lessons are much shorter – 35 minutes in Shanghai followed by 15 minutes unstructured play, half what McMullen usually delivers at Fox. "I saw better maths teaching in 35 minutes than I had ever done in an hour and ten minutes," he says.

Bigger and better than teaching children?