Sentence examples for enticing teaching from inspiring English sources
Boston University physicist Kate Scholberg recently turned down an offer for an enticing teaching position at the University of British Columbia because it was not clear that her boyfriend could also secure a position there.
I was once the sort of graduate that Teach First now aims to entice into teaching.
The few bright spots, says the report, include funding a new agency to help develop clean energy technologies, expanding programs aimed at enticing undergraduates into teaching, and supporting more graduate students in the sciences.
He sought Eliot out at the bank to entice him to teach a course.
They have experimented by paying employees to share their expertise in internal social networks, creating video games that teach and, human resources consultants say, enticing employees with tuition help even if they leave the company.
The solution is twofold: find a way to entice people to choose teaching as their profession, and better prepare those who have agreed to do the job.
Recently, a group of math majors at the City College of New York was approached in the hopes of enticing them to enroll in education courses as part of their undergraduate studies -- the traditional route for beginning a teaching career.
In the past, enticing looking technologies have led many educators to put tools in classrooms without thinking about how they could or should change teaching and learning practices rather than simply making them faster or easier.
That prospect sounds enticing.
