Sentence examples for delivering lessons from inspiring English sources

When I first moved into higher education as a teacher educator, I was inevitably required to observe trainees delivering lessons.

At the same time, I was volunteering with the cadets, running the local detachment, and was in charge of writing and delivering lessons.

Many schools in the UK are tackling the issue by delivering lessons to pupils on the risks, both legal and emotional, of sending naked or near-naked images.

Mr. Bahrani is not interested in serving up warmed-over multicultural sentiment or in delivering lessons on social problems, nor in staging encounters between uptight, privileged white Americans and earthy, sensitive Others.

There would have been no period of stressful preparation; the students would have acted in a "normal" manner; I would have been as fresh as "normal" when delivering lessons; the school would have been judged based on its 'normal' behaviour.

About two hundred people had lined up to have the wife of the former Speaker of the House sign a copy of "Sweet Land of Liberty," a children's book she wrote about a patriotic elephant who travels through American history, delivering lessons in rhyming couplets: "Independence was not so easily won.

It delivered lessons in fearlessness: "That I shouldn't be afraid of a full-court press".

Headteachers with long-term maths vacancies have had to double up classes or use non-maths specialists to deliver lessons.

As with his literary counterparts, he had arguments to make, stories to tell, witticisms to deliver, lessons to impart and pleasures to give.

Further, the methodology identifies key assumptions within the nuclear sector in the US that are contested, and delivers lessons on how these contested issues may be resolved.

Many international schools deliver lessons using technology; students are constantly operating in the digital realm and are out there in a global sense.