Sentence examples for canons of teaching from inspiring English sources

But some said that intentional misrepresentations in the classroom violated professional ethics and the canons of teaching.

It's a good thing, too, for unlike my peers at law and medical school, I have no established canon of ethics to teach my MBAs.

It was only natural that Indians would enjoy a writer who used language as Wodehouse did - playing with its rich storehouse of classical precedents, mockingly subverting the very canons colonialism had taught Indians they were supposed to venerate.

Teachers, no matter how impartial they intend to be on politically controversial questions, are always trying to show their students how to distinguish between better and worse arguments, according to the canons of whatever discipline is being taught.

Since anti-institutional assaults of sufficient vigor inevitably end up being institutionalized, the Language canon is taught in Ivy League colleges and is now even published by trade houses.

Female writers were footnotes to the literary canon as taught in most colleges, she added.

In his own discipline – sociology – the canon taught as the foundation of the subject is "a collection of dead white men", he said.

Roman law and canon law were taught at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, which awarded doctorates to the practitioners in these courts.

In praise of dead white men: Lindsay Johns on why the Western literary canon should be taught to everyone.

The centres of textual criticism fostered the preservation of some texts by establishing a canon of writings to be taught in the schools.

He was "going after classical music," not the pop canon that Questlove is teaching.