Sentence examples for contributions teaching from inspiring English sources

Ballmer says he plans to devote more time to his ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers, civic contributions, teaching and study.

Their contributions teach me about some of the implications of my own book.

Economics textbooks, including Mr. Samuelson's and my own more recent contribution, teach that each dollar of government spending can increase the nation's gross domestic product by more than a dollar.

1992 MIT establishes the MacVicar Faculty Fellows Program, named in honor of the late Margaret A. MacVicar, to recognize outstanding contributions to teaching.

Produced under the guidance of former Yale Teaching Center Director Bill Rando, and edited by Robert Lagueux, it features contributions from teaching fellows and deans of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

During his tenure at MIT, Buongiorno has been recognized for his "exemplary and sustained contributions to teaching" with a MacVicar Fellowship in 2014, and the Ruth and Joel Spira Award for Distinguished Teaching in 2006, 2011, and 2015.

This might be reflected in lifelong academic inquisitiveness, active research interests or translated into considerable contributions to teaching.

Last year there were not one, but two days celebrating the contribution teaching assistants (TAs) make to classrooms.

Bud Harrelson can make a small contribution by teaching his players how to bunt and how to take leads off first base.

During the senior/clinical years, the main contribution is teaching about the specialty of FM by either block or longitudinal clinical experiences (clerkships) or providing shared experiences of primary and secondary/tertiary care with other specialties.

Microeconomists' theoretical and empirical contributions have taught us that market failures do exist but that the government rarely, if ever, can be counted on to correct those failures efficiently.