Sentence examples for competing teaching from inspiring English sources

I asked Jevgeni Davidov, an award winning and critically acclaimed dancer, to share his experience of dancing, competing, teaching and touching people's lives with the art of dance.

(Major city Not Go8, Level B, ID98) However, researchers with a competing teaching load need to juggle these competing demands beyond simply being organised or starting early.

There was no other competing teaching during the 'Integrated Body Function and Dysfunction' course so students had plenty of time to fully engage in the PBL process.

Almost all of the HIECs that were interviewed demonstrated strong examples of collaboration between organisations that were more accustomed to competing, especially teaching hospitals with local district general hospitals.

"If there is one thing that competing has taught me, it's that you need to be unapologetically yourself and not let others dictate how you feel," she wrote in a May 25 post on her personal blog.

In 1968, the federal Office of Education commissioned a multiyear, $500 million study to compare competing approaches to teaching basic skills in the early grades -- the first attempt to see what light "scientifically based research" could shed on different teaching methods.

At MNRH, several challenges interfere with being a good mentor: large patient loads, competing demands of teaching and providing service, and the difficulty in developing and evaluating valid strategies for transmitting professionalism [ 16].

Miller was rebuked by his dean, and Harvard issued an updated version of its guidelines explicitly stating that faculty should "not be deflected from their primary commitment to educate Harvard students by assuming competing obligations to teach for other institutions" -- including online ones.

At first the museum was a small operation, says Betsy Rosasco, research curator of Later Western Art: "Visitors had to ask for a key to come and visit it". Since then it has evolved from a small teaching museum competing for resources with the art and archaeology department, to an institution that attracts scholars from all over the world and lends and borrows works of art internationally.

Norris spent the late 1960s and early 1970s teaching karate, competing and opening schools that grew with the popularity of the martial arts.

Now they're competing and gardening and teaching and traveling and feeling lucky to have been able to give in such a unique way to their parents, children, siblings, co-workers, friends.