And, why every teacher is capable of teaching an unsatisfactory lesson.
We are more than capable of teaching ourselves, relearning and doing what made America great in the first place.
This is compounded by what those in the sector describe as a growing crisis over who is actually capable of teaching sex education.
Do we not intend for our graduates to be capable of teaching well, even in tough circumstances or to students whose backgrounds and experiences vary?
Tony Randall starred in the title role of a magician whose exotic traveling circus is capable of teaching many lessons to those willing to listen.
I said that I felt just about any teacher was capable of teaching an unsatisfactory lesson occasionally, and we need to recognise that and have a degree of humility about it.
He embodied the characteristics of a unique physician: capable of teaching and understanding the practice of medicine, and also revering and understanding the most basic scientific concepts, and his Rubenstein Lecture Series reflects that.
Apart from the obvious fact that a poor teacher is a human being too and deserves respect and compassion, there is also the issue of a teacher who is seen as poor being perfectly capable of teaching successfully if they are given the chance to do so.
I don't see how a primary school teacher could assess a secondary lesson any more than I, as a secondary school teacher, would ever consider myself capable of teaching a primary class – it's not something I'm trained for.
Neri casually explained his presence by saying that she was thinking of adding a class the following summer on the manners of Francophone West Africa, and Siegfried, a friend of her son's, might, she thought, be capable of teaching it.
Other elegies are devoted to Mary's freshman-year roommate, whose nihilism feeds on Mary's own apathy; a tart gay composer she befriends while searching for her sister; and her mother, a narcissistic beauty "best capable of teaching" Mary that love is not only "fleeting" but "horrifying".
