Sentence examples for deal teaching from inspiring English sources
The researchers found from their survey that full-timers on contract get the best deal teaching at liberal-arts colleges, where they will earn better salaries, play a bigger role in governance, and teach more courses across the curriculum than do contract professors at other types of institutions.
"The battle over the New Deal taught that judges make law," he said.
In short, the New Deal taught us that when workers flourish, the economy flourishes.
It is a safe bet, how ever, that he will not use this complex deal when teaching his Card School students how to improve their game.
By early next year, visitors to the site will be able to access more teaching units, as well as activities that deal with teaching large classes and using technology in a hybrid learning environment.
He said he learned a great deal from teaching for many years with department colleague Eric Lombard, whom he calls a "superb teacher". He also credits his teaching assistants, a select group of graduate students.
Some normal hospital algorithms have to make some assumption and preassign surgeries to surgeons to deal with teaching hospital problems.
This paper deals with teaching participatory backcasting to engineering students as part of the graduate specialisation in sustainability at TU Delft.
Part of his activism deals with teaching young homosexuals how to protect themselves online, particularly against vigilante groups like the neo-Nazi Occupy Pedofilyay who arrange meetings with gay men and teenagers, then make YouTube clips in which they abuse them, using methods ranging from "urine therapy" to fatal assaults.
