Sentence examples for division teaching from inspiring English sources

That is, "anthology-disdain reflects a certain loathing of teaching, especially lower division teaching".

But it is in the female style, especially in the second division taught by Francesca Zumbo, where you most sense an irreducibly French style of dance: crisp, focused, fragrant.

Her confusion here is a straightforward example of the fallacy of division taught in first-year logic classes.

He then served in the 82nd Airborne Division before teaching economics and international relations at West Point from 1977 to 1979, when he left active duty.

Matthew served on the Board of Directors of the Henry George School of Social Science where for several years he headed the international correspondence division and taught the principles of "Progress and Poverty".

"To all the Palestinian youth who went out saying, 'The people want to end the division' and 'The people want to end the occupation,' we say what you demanded was achieved today," he said, adding that the period of division had taught both sides "a hard lesson in confronting the occupation".

Imagine that you are teaching division with fractions.

On the other hand, consider the following problem, taken from Ma (2010): (B) Imagine that you are teaching division with fractions.

The results show that the LDM has the potential to improve and supplement current didactic methods for teaching long division skills.

Others suggest teaching meiotic division before Mendelian genetics (Moll and Allen, 1987).

The relationship of these perception changes with student experience and retention should be further explored, but the findings also suggest the need to differentiate professional development by the different instructor types teaching lower-division science courses to optimize teaching effectiveness and student learning in these important gateway courses.