Sentence examples for competent teaching from inspiring English sources

But to wait for our public schools to be fixed before we can really make headway on improved outcomes isn't fair to the young people already in the pipeline who have not seen significant improvement in competent teaching, class size, or curriculum.

Teachers created supportive learning environments, inspired the participants in their school science experiences and were directly helpful to individual students, actions that reflect competent teaching professionals (Avalos 2011) and that supported these female students' success in physics.

The right attitude, coupled with competent teaching, means that learning algebra doesn't have to be a Sisyphean undertaking.

"Many parents don't feel competent teaching their children movement skills," says Branta, also a staff member at Michigan State University's Institute for the Study of Youth Sports.

This requires a school to be very competent in teaching students how to learn how they are most productive.

Even for experienced and highly competent instructors, teaching in a SCALE-UP type classroom is a novel experience that requires new skills and support.

What's puzzling is that English seems perfectly competent at teaching young spies at the boarding school where he's been plying his trade of camouflage and stealth missions.

The Neonatal Newborn Assessment does, in fact, well represent Brazelton's larger contributions, because it, like his other work, helps parents and professionals understand the language of children's behavior and helps us all feel more competent in teaching and caring for children.

In addition, teachers can teach subjects that they are enthusiastic about and feel competent to teach.

"We did not get stuck with teachers we felt were not competent to teach at Bronx Science," Mr. Fogel said.

Other findings included faculty continue to believe they are not competent to teach genomics, and the curriculum is too dense to include more content.