Sentence examples for competent to teach from inspiring English sources

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

For those "mundane" survey-level courses on offer, graduate students are perfectly competent to teach them, and indeed could use that training (under the supervision of faculty) before becoming full-time professors.

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

About 70% of the teachers claimed to have adjusted their pedagogy concerning teaching pronunciation, feel more competent to teach pronunciation or focus more on their own pronunciation.

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

The research on what it takes for children to learn to read tells us that it is a collective endeavor and includes: parents, other family members, and adults who provide books at home, read to children, and nurture a love of reading; quality early childhood development; access to health and social services; and teachers who are competent to teach early reading skills.

Our survey found that residents estimated their competence to teach above the midpoint of the scale (more than 60% of them in the 8 to 10 range, where 10 is very competent), and that these self-reported competencies were lower for teaching residents than interns, which were also lower than their competence to teach medical students and nurses.

"We wanted to be able to select students, to charge tuition fees, to have excellent and competent professors, to teach in small groups and in decent working conditions," says Fritz Schaumann, its director.Five years after its foundation, the International University of Bremen has 500 students, who contribute just over €3.5m in fees.

But America has no shortage of idealistic and competent people who want to teach.

But now I am here all the time because we have a cafeteria and competent teachers who know how to teach," says one young student, Fionana Lalaina Raheliarimalala.

The way to turn promising employees into competent executives, in theory, should be to teach them management.