Sentence examples for british teaching from inspiring English sources

Motions to boycott Israeli universities have passed at the conferences of two British teaching unions.

British teaching assistant Ellie Long caught the bizarre sight on video while driving along with her family in the UAE.

However, he became dissatisfied with traditional British teaching methods and returned to New York, where he was accepted from thousands of applicants into the method acting guru Lee Strasberg's class at the Actors Studio.

I haven't seen a video of British teaching staff reading their reviews yet, but I imagine it'll be fairly similar to those from the US: frustration, surprise and dismay from staff as students lash out.

The two British teaching unions merged and voted anew to consider suspending links with Israeli institutions only to provoke a huge counter-attack by American college presidents.All this recalls the haphazard campaign against South Africa before sanctions got UN backing in 1962.

Sherwood discovered that traditional British teaching materials did not appeal to children raised in India, and therefore wrote her own Indian- and army-themed stories, such as The History of Little Henry and his Bearer (1814) and The Memoirs of Sergeant Dale, his Daughter and the Orphan Mary (1815).

"You British taught us resilience during the second world war and that is what we need now.

Daniel, artistic director of next week's Leicester international music festival, is British, teaches at a German university and is a married to a Pole.

Long ago, the British taught the world how to play sport, and then had to endure the bittersweet experience of watching Australian cricketers, Brazilian footballers, German tennis players, Kenyan distance runners, American golfers and New Zealand rugby men do it better.

This is the only way to pay for wars and national exigencies as the British taught us during the Napoleonic Wars.

"A hundred years ago, the British taught us to love our mountains, but I think now we enjoy climbing more than anyone else," says Stein. "A lot of guys from other countries won't go up a mountain unless they can come down with some big drama to tell, like they almost died.