Sentence examples for equivalent teaching from inspiring English sources

Many architects have been doing much the same, or the equivalent – teaching, writing, reading, looking after the children, watching white plaster walls dry (architects don't much like wallpaper) – as the recession digs deeper than the foundations of Alsop's colourful Peckham public library.

Within each semester, all class and recitation/lab sections were taught by equivalent teaching teams and were provided the same instructional materials and activities.

It is higher education's equivalent of teaching to the test.

Life wouldn't necessarily be better if we all did the equivalent of teaching to the test.

The equivalent of teaching someone to fish in the digital age is putting both the tools and the data into the hands of the people in developing nations who know their own problems.

Today it is my belief that wearing a hat for any other purpose than keeping one's head warm or hiding shameful hair is the equivalent of teaching your body to suck shit up from your large intestine and blast it out the top of your skull like a poop water fountain from which everyone in range must drink.

We already have the 'step up to social work' programme which is I would argue an equivalent to Teach First, and allows fast track candidates to complete the qualification in 18 months while being paid by host authorities.

A cross-over design was used with two equivalent groups taught normal physical education and aerobic dance in a different order.

"That's equivalent to a teaching assistant," she says.

It's the equivalent of university teaching hospitals for medical students.

The IoE had drawn up detailed proposals to establish the school as a university training school (UTS), education's equivalent of a teaching hospital.