A more compelling case for teaching reform at the departmental or college level may emerge by documenting long-term impacts of learner-centered strategies on student performance in an entire bachelor's degree program.
Within healthcare, narrative can be a compelling way to teach professionals about patient experience and foster a more humanistic, person-centred understanding of care.
The Athenian praises the Spartans and the Cretans for compelling poets to teach that the good man is happy and for giving no attention to the bad man; he also asserts that the poet ought also to teach that human goods are dependent upon virtue and that the most pleasant life, the most just life, and the happiest (most eudaimôn) life coincide (Laws 662C-E).
Mr Davies thinks the most compelling feature of Mormon teaching is its confidence that death has been conquered: believers look forward with certainty to eternal life (with their spouses), and by conducting posthumous baptisms they can also save their dead forebears.
As an opinion piece, the authors present a compelling argument that the Teaching Tools in Plant Biology are needed resources.
When Governor Jerry Brown signed SB 48, a bill compelling California schools to teach LGBT history, into law last year, it was doubtless that the move would spark outrage among anti-gay activists.
Here are free courses taught by branded, compelling instructors.
Theirs is an amazing, compelling story, but they were taught a few harsh realities in the bear-pit atmosphere of Stade Marcel-Michelin.
Mr. Kirchner conducts the Harvard Chamber Orchestra, which was a freelance ensemble assembled by the university essentially as an outlet for his teaching, in a lush, compelling performance.
And with a million players, the lesson it appears to be teaching is – provide a compelling universe and let participants build from there.
