Sentence examples for exercise of teaching from inspiring English sources

The MAP, and tests like it, are pushing schools past the clichéd, bemoaned exercise of "teaching to the test," to a curriculum that simply is the test.

The year 2000 problem, which is a costly exercise of teaching older machines that the digits "00″ mean the year 2000 not 1900, will likely end in a whimper and not a bang.

Publishing research is a pedagogical exercise, a way of teaching others, not a way of giving others information which they are expected to handle on the basis of what they have already been taught.

Visiting green spaces is especially important if you live in a highly urbanized area where nature is in short supply; use the walk as both exercise and a way of teaching your child about animals and plants.

And drug prevention has moved from a didactic classroom exercise to a science of teaching life skills and changing environmental norms based on local data and community capacity.

There is a shortage of classroom exercises for teaching natural selection that require the active participation of students, that have been designed specifically to deal with misconceptions, and that have been shown to be effective in promoting a deep understanding of natural selection.

But, I countered, wasn't the point of the exercise to teach the children a bit of Americana?

The limits of faith and morals have never been defined by the Roman Catholic Church, nor can one take the exercise of the teaching authority as a reliable guide.

The report also offers detailed instructions for conducting classroom exercises to teach principles of scientific inquiry in general and evolution in particular.

Some styles of movement re-education focus on active exercises to teach healthier ways of moving (e.g, Alexander technique, Trager®, Feldenkrais®).

The lab described here incorporates hands-on exercises to teach key concepts about the evolution of multicellularity.