Sentence examples for deal of teaching from inspiring English sources

A great deal of teaching is done to the state tests, the all-important metric by which schools are largely judged.

There's a good deal of teaching English, beer drinking, hooking up with men and women of varying nationalities, and engaging in the kinds of conversations on Life, Literature and Love common to most college dorm rooms.

"I have no problem and indeed am in favour of the foregrounding of the teaching of British history, but having read the previous syllabus and having seen what happens in schools, I think there is a great deal of teaching of history in schools which is as it should be," Hunt says.

If proving their English proficiency was an indispensable step for applicants in obtaining employment, the policy might lead to increased nationwide English levels over time (or just to a great deal of teaching to the test).

For students see a great deal of teaching, they are in an unrivalled position to comment on its performance and quality.

Our intelligence, and the accompanying complexity of our lives, supposedly means that parents need to spend a great deal of time teaching their offspring the ins and outs of life.

Over the past 25 years, I have spent a great deal of time teaching arts managers, and I can attest that there is nothing as satisfying as having a student take what was learned in class and apply it with creativity and individual flair in their own lives and careers.

Aberdeenshire Council is trying to find ways to deal with a shortage of teaching staff.

This paper deals with the effectiveness of teaching methods using interactive and project-based teaching.

And had human rights abuses, corporate trust activities and popular destitution been combatted with the zealotry of Joseph McCarthy or Pat Robertson, I imagine we might have had a great deal to teach the courageous dreamers of North Africa.

A good deal of the teaching fell to Mr. Gao.