Sentence examples for dull teaching from inspiring English sources

Some parents blame dull teaching.

After all those dull months teaching English to Korean students, Mr. Thomas suddenly finds himself among fascinating people.

Do you sacrifice money to go somewhere attractive or do a dull job teaching business English to get more money?" In Greece the private sector has expanded rapidly since the country joined the EU.

Remember, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! Teach what you revise to someone else (preferably someone who doesn't know as much about the subject as you) - you learn 95% of what you teach someone else.

So too will many who never "got" the subject at school or suffered as a result of dull and uninspiring teaching.

And while many, not surprisingly, resent the education secretary, Michael Gove, labelling ICT teaching as dull and boring, most agree that sweeping changes need to be made to the way computing is taught in schools.

The dull nature of ICT teaching in schools pushed me to opt for the advanced GNVQ ICT qualification that my school offered as an alternative to standard GCSE ICT.

Persuading children to learn chess may sound worthy but a little dull -- unlike, for instance, teaching them acting or jump-shooting.

Mr. Lonergan said that once upon a time he could not look at the sky without getting lost in the wonder and terror of it all, but that the day to day drudgery of life and teaching could dull those feelings.

As I suspected, leading this tour a hundred times didn't dull his enthusiasm for teaching visitors about Mexico's edibles.

Her desire to live a cleaner, healthier lifestyle was so strong, she broke out her hand-me-down pots and pans and dull cutting knives and taught herself to cook in the tiny kitchen of her Manhattan studio apartment.