Sentence examples for expected to teach and from inspiring English sources

Within their university work, many are expected to teach and do research.

Stephen Pickles, a primary school teacher from Bradford, said there was a "growing feeling among teachers that they would be unhappy if their own children were in their classes because of what teachers are expected to teach and the tests they have to administer".

The rest have their Ph.D. qualification in non-education disciplines, yet they are expected to teach and supervise master's students.

Graduate students, they noted, are usually expected to teach and present at conferences, and they typically have much heavier reading loads.

Students should conceive of each field as a possible teaching field, reflecting areas in which they expect to teach, and representing the range of a student's potential teaching interests.

This individual will be expected to teach introductory and advanced quantitative methods courses in Finance.

As part of their learning experience, residents are expected to teach each other and to supervise and teach Yale medical students.

Dupree was dissatisfied with the songs she was expected to teach her charges and so introduced them to a diet of Miriam Makeba, Nina Simone and Odetta, adapting and rewriting songs so that, in her words, "they had meaning for US".

There's a disconnect between the things teachers are expected to teach at school and what intuitively they would like to teach".

To his delight, the things he expected to teach — control, preparation and spotting the fastball — were things the staff already knew.

When she was asked to lead master classes, of which I was a member, she was specifically expected to teach us acting and dramatic expression, rather than interfere with our vocal technique.