Sentence examples for decision to teach from inspiring English sources

The Bournonville classes are related to Ms. Kirkland's decision to teach Balanchine's "Theme and Variations".

What do you make of Mr. Thiel's decision to teach at Stanford?

In her high-ceilinged kitchen, where one wall is lined with homemade preserves, she tells me about their decision to teach their kids at home.

"It was the 60's," he says of his decision to teach, "and you weren't convinced it was worthwhile to get older than 30.

Pupils' questions and observations have been more instrumental in shaping my own views than the input of that Oxford tutor who sneeringly questioned my decision to teach.

Web sites that help with the decision to teach: Teach.gov, an Education Department site that lists, by state, alternative certification programs; information on financial aid, school districts, and licensing and certification as well as state-specific teacher openings.

Ms. Christakis has made a "voluntary decision not to teach in the future," according to a statement from the university on Monday.

A teacher faced with such objections should take the same approach, not assuming any personal responsibility for the decision not to teach the objector?s pet theory.

As far as the decision whether to teach at a majority institution (PWI or predominately white institution) or a historically black college or university (HBCU) goes, it is bound to be a very personal one; there's no one-size-fits-all answer.

In cognitive psychology the frequency tree is used as visual help for the representation of frequencies, a variant of a tree structure often used in decision analysis to teach computing the positive predictive value the simple way [ 4].

This information will then be used as input for the intelligent system, to determine why the trainee made certain less optimal decisions and to teach her how to improve this.