Sentence examples for effort to teaching from inspiring English sources

The teachers in the second group coaxed roughly five per cent more improvement from their students than did teachers in the first group, presumably because the prospect of having to return money at the end of the year motivated them to devote more care and effort to teaching.

At the institutional level, these barriers include a reward system that can lead faculty members to devote less time and effort to teaching (Lee, 2000) and limited institutional effort to train graduate students or faculty members on teaching methods (Cole, 1982; Weimer, 1990).

WESTCHESTER County schools make an earnest effort to teach children tolerance.

All these books, recognizing our supermarket-induced ignorance, make an exaggerated, outsized effort to teach us the cuts.

He told his class the story of King & King in an effort to teach them about "treating people with respect".

The institute is starting a multipronged effort to teach and to learn more about pain control as it relates to addiction.

The branch schools have made an effort to teach Asian languages and cultures to keep their students involved in the region.

(Things are slightly different in the United Kingdom, where a serious effort to teach economics "as if the last three decades had happened" is under way).

The college prospectus declared a "consistent effort to teach method, not content; to emphasise process - a grammar of the art of living and working in the world".

It is a child's first-person account of her effort to teach a lovably dumb basset hound a trick: to sit.

In recent years, his best-known class at Arizona was the Art of Scientific Discovery, an effort to teach students to think creatively.