Sentence examples for call to teach from inspiring English sources
She felt the call to teach because she wanted to help close the achievement gap between poor students and their more affluent peers.
They are part of Italy's army of 150,000 casual teachers, waiting for a call to teach in a short-staffed school.
"We're encouraging citizens in Lhokseumawe not to heed this call, to teach the local government a lesson in drafting fairer laws," Affan Ramli, a spokesman for the Care for Shariah Civil Society Network, told the state news agency on Friday.
Our overall goal was to heed the call to teach evolution concepts to early elementary students through the development and delivery of age- and developmentally-appropriate lessons.
In 1937 Buber received a long-coveted call to teach at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, an institution he had helped to found and that he had occasionally represented as a member of its board of overseers.
She'd answered a call to teach for a children's art-making program at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in 1969, and would ultimately lead that program, and transport its brilliant red doors to Harlem in 1972.
She went to Wichita State University, firmly convinced of a calling to teach music in high school.
Apparently called to teach philosophy at Paris in 1124, he had as a student John of Salisbury, later secretary to Thomas Becket, archbishop of Canterbury, and bishop of Chartres.
Finally, in the 7th century, under Heraclius, after philosophical teaching had passed peacefully into Christian hands, the last known Alexandrian philosopher, the Christian Stephanus, was called to teach in the University of Constantinople.
No one should discount that our better schools are the ones steeped with teachers who feel called to teach, who know the importance of continuous learning, and who put themselves around principals who inspire teaching rather than babysitting.
