Sentence examples for choice to teach from inspiring English sources

Carey Mulligan, in her West End debut, impressively registers the quiet determination of a Sussex solicitor's daughter who has made a choice to teach in a tough school.

Duport had a modicum of fame at the time, and as the only royalist academic at Trinity, he was an especially popular choice to teach the offspring of rich royalist families.

Katz's choice to teach Yiddish and rebuild Jewish studies in Vilnius, which, before the Holocaust, was a world centre of Jewish life and scholarship, deserves a world of praise.

Moreover, a lack of adequate evolution standards could be contributing to the teaching of creationism, as Moore (2004) found that 27% of 103 biology teachers in Minnesota believed they had the choice to teach creationism in the science curriculum.

Thus giving the teachers the choice to teach the specific knowledge about mental health themselves, or having it delivered by an expert, may perhaps have ensured that these issues were taught in an optimal manner in all classes.

They have made a career choice to teach you this information, and have studied it for years.

She also examines her own path, defending her choices to teach more than is usual for a typical research scientist; to train undergraduates, who require tremendous amounts of time and energy as they learn the basics of research; and to protect the precious time needed for children and family.

They had no choice but to teach and learn incognito.

With that as our only guide, we had no choice but to teach ourselves how to communicate bad news.

Faculty perception of student knowledge and acceptance of subject matter affects the choice of what to teach and how to teach it.

And plus he wouldn't have any choice on where to teach, and might be assigned some place and not be permitted to teach the subjects that he actually wanted to teach.