Sentence examples for described teaching from inspiring English sources

Martinez and Mayle both described teaching as their calling.

This week in his first major policy speech since taking the higher education portfolio, Johnson described teaching as "the weakest aspect of English higher education" and said improving it was "vital unfinished business".

Table 4 provides suggestions for education presented in the 15 publications studied, four studies that described teaching strategies in higher education, and Craig Nelson's essay titled "Effective Strategies for Teaching Evolution and other Controversial Topics" (2000).

Although he described teaching as "uncongenial", he subsequently took a similar position at Dulwich College in 1897, where he remained until the following year.

(Supervisor 18) Learners described teaching teams that included GP registrars, practice manager, nurses, allied health or other clinical staff such as visiting specialists.

At Facility 2 the nursing executive described teaching nurses about the questions patients were asked so they knew how their care would be evaluated.

He describes teaching An Inspector Calls, when a student couldn't say the word "vigorously".

Abbas Milani, who mingled with the clerical prisoners in Evin on the eve of the revolution, describes teaching English to no less than Ayatollah Montazeri (A Persian Memoir, 1996).

In the essay's climax, she describes teaching an experimental novel "about a man who decides to pass most of his time in his bathroom," who lacks "interiority".

In his book, "Among the Bears: Raising Orphan Cubs in the Wild," published by Henry Holt in March, Mr. Kilham describes teaching the cubs to be wild, even as they lived in his house -- sleeping in a basket for the first month, then roaming loose in the basement once they were strong enough to survive the cold there.

This paper describes teaching experience in two courses in the authors' institution.