Sentence examples for dealing with teaching from inspiring English sources
Hinds' collaborative approach to dealing with teaching unions appears to extend to colleagues from other political parties, when it comes to Brexit.
Obviously, there are numerous suggestions regarding dealing with teaching the TOE.
Perhaps the most important set of topics however, was that dealing with teaching scientific integrity and responsible ethics in research.
These chapters are divided into THREE main sections, dealing with: TEACHING PROBABILITY, STUDENTS' REASONING AND LEARNING AND EDUCATION OF TEACHERS.
The questions dealing with teaching skills were replicated from Pfund et al.
It deals with teaching of machine tool control to skilled workers.
This paper deals with teaching participatory backcasting to engineering students as part of the graduate specialisation in sustainability at TU Delft.
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.
However, there are also VET teachers who have experienced the opposite and have had to deal with teaching students to be more tolerant of other members of their study group in the first years of study.
Some normal hospital algorithms have to make some assumption and preassign surgeries to surgeons to deal with teaching hospital problems.
Questionnaire sent to the 33 departments of CAP (translation from the original German) Dear............, A recent article in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry dealt with teaching child and adolescent psychiatry to undergraduate medical students (Sawyer MG, Giesen F, Walter G. 2008, 47:139-147).
