Sentence examples for few teaching from inspiring English sources

Engelmann claims that Direct Instruction is one of the few teaching methods that have been consistently shown to improve student achievement, especially among disadvantaged children.

A few teaching hospitals have also found they can make chronically sick patients healthier and reduce their costs by giving them 24-hour access to doctors at home.

It was just another school night at the Brooklyn Brainery, a hipster schoolhouse started by a pair of underemployed polymaths, where students can learn abstruse subjects like the secret lives of bacteria, taught by teachers with few teaching credentials.

As a recent college student (Johns Hopkins, 2004), I encountered a few teaching assistants who truly did not have appropriate English skills, but most were sufficiently fluent for my understanding.

Meanwhile, the government brought suit against a few teaching hospitals that had managed to obtain refunds.

Liotta recommends using a camcorder to tape a few teaching sessions to identify and try to eliminate any idiosyncrasies.

Part of the reason for etiquette lapses is that while most hotel schools instruct students on the operational aspects of hotel management, few teach true hospitality, according to Mary Louise Starkey, chief executive of the Starkey International Institute for Household and Service Management in Denver.

A final-year PhD student with this load highlights, "very few taught postgraduates have any practical ability, so they take up a great deal of my time to train them to carry out the work.

In medical schools, courses in statistics usually do not go far enough in teaching statistical or probabilistic thinking, and few teach strategies for effective communication.

Only 47% of the schools taught about elder abuse and even fewer taught about the biological and social gerontological disciplines underpinning effective practice in older patients.

Occasionally, Eggers hits his themes a little hard, but his books have been adopted by colleges — "Zeitoun" was read by all UCLA incoming freshmen — and a few teaching-point anchors can be forgiven in a work that otherwise excels at subtlety.