Sentence examples for brilliant teaching from inspiring English sources

Under excellent leadership, brilliant teaching and stretching extracurricular activities, such as competitive debating, the school transformed the lives of a generation of young people.

We've campaigned to draw attention to the brilliant teaching in the best comprehensives and we propose to offer high-performing comprehensives the same freedoms from bureaucracy academies currently enjoy.

First is a brilliant teaching resource for a first lesson ice-breaking game for any age or subject and acts as a springboard for building relationships between any pupil and teacher.

Forty years ago, in my short and far from brilliant teaching career, I faced a class of south Wales boys where one in three was a Jones, and half of those was a Ken Jones.

CANELL--Arnold died peacefully at age 98. Arnold was a former English teacher at The Bronx High School of Science and is remembered for his ardently held political views as well as for his brilliant teaching of writing skills and critical reading.

In an interview with The Independent, Universities Secretary Jo Johnson said: "Whilst there is undoubtedly brilliant teaching in our universities, there is also at times and in some places patchiness and variability and I want to make sure we're delivering real value for money for students".

(He was a brilliant Teach, in "American Buffalo," and an outstanding Ricky Roma, in the film version of "Glengarry Glen Ross," a part that is vividly played here by Bobby Cannavale).

"She will be absolutely brilliant, but teaching is not for her".

Ms. Brilliant is teaching at Florida State, traveling more than 300 miles to its campus in Tallahassee and sometimes having students come to the museum.

Each NDI associate program has a very different "birth" story, but share one crucial element: the founder is brilliant in teaching children and other teachers, passionately committed to inspiring communities through this work, and excited by the challenge of raising funds to make it all happen.

Professor Georg Kreisel, a brilliant mathematician, taught at Stanford; Wittgenstein had declared him the most able philosopher he had ever met who was also a mathematician.