Sentence examples for equipment teaching from inspiring English sources

Civilians play a wide variety of roles in the military, including repairing tanks and equipment, teaching in military schools and working in suicide prevention centers.

In 1958 he became Head of Metallurgy at Cambridge, transforming the department into a world-class institution, bringing in new people and equipment, teaching the subject from the atomic point of view and starting new research projects.

However, a lack of buildings, furniture, equipment, teaching materials, and teachers, together with the frequent unwillingness of rural people to allow children to attend school instead of working, all prevented a rapid improvement of schooling in rural areas.

To support education, the international community should help build new schools, provide equipment, teaching materials and computers, build school canteens, improve latrines, establish water points, and build school libraries.

To that end, he and his colleagues are helping people obtain better sewing machines and welding equipment, teaching them how to use these tools, and creating the channels to micro-credit institutions.

What effects do school-level predictors (such as ICT equipment, teaching staff's professional development, school goals, and teaching staff's views/self-efficacy) have on the use of ICT by teaching staff in schools in different education systems?   2.

They sell cheese making equipment, teach workshops or act as brokers for other cheese makers.

She borrowed equipment, taught courses, took on graduate students, and published her research.

"I knew how to do marketing and promotion already," Frankie explains, "so I invested in a camera and lighting equipment, taught myself how to edit, and started making my own videos".

"I knew how to do marketing and promotion already," Quinn explains, "so I invested in a camera and lighting equipment, taught myself how to edit, and started making my own videos".

Donations provide children with life-sustaining insulin, syringes and blood sugar monitoring equipment, teach parents how to care for their child's diabetes, cover transportation costs for supplies, ensure continuous infrastructure improvements and help to develop new programs.