Sentence examples for expert teaching from inspiring English sources

Australia-based education professor John Hattie has shown that expert teaching at secondary level can break this link.

Moving to the Yorkshire College of Agriculture and Horticulture at Askham Bryan, near Tadcaster, he was stimulated by expert teaching and competitive contemporaries.

Under the SSPs, certain secondary schools were chosen as sports "hubs", which then co-ordinated expert teaching across all primary schools in their areas and organised after-school clubs.

"In a way the flopping of Ben-Hur confirms what we think we know about Hollywood at the moment," said Peter Kramer, a film expert teaching at the University of East Anglia, "which is that it is only doing well at franchises and sequels".

Students and parents tend to link academic standards with how hard it is to get in to a certain university, but the measure of a successful institution should not be how many students it rejects – we should look at how many lives it transforms with expert teaching.

Hence, there is no one model of "ideal" pedagogical considerations; "expertise" is culturally shaped, although student performance outcomes are the clear delineator of expert teaching.

In less than an hour, an expert taught me hold my breath for 3 minutes 41 seconds underwater.

One bright spot in the video is a bit of archival footage from the original "Patchwork Family": a segment in which Suzy Pruden, an energetic "children's fitness expert," teaches two youngsters to make abstract paintings with their bare feet.

And this is based on those workshops in which the expert teaches a novice.

Kimberle Crenshaw: Civil Rights law expert, teaches classes at UCLA and Columbia.

There are also a lot of social media "experts" teaching people how to use social media for profits, but where are their actual profits, how are they making money from it, besides teaching it to others?