Sentence examples for first week of teaching from inspiring English sources
My first week of teaching, I was shown the closed door of the busy DARE office and told solemnly, "They are still only on C".
Robin had just finished writing a short story based on my first week of teaching in a public seventh-grade class.
I still think Mann is broadly wrong in his thesis but I will be spending a lot more time on the 19th century in the first week of teaching this year because of this wonderful exhibition.
The end of the first week of teaching in the South African academic year is an experience that any academic at any university around the world would recognise: the chaos of finding timetables and new lecture venues; the inevitable problems with IT and parking spaces; the long queues at university bookshops; and in the midst of all this, a new group of anxious, happy, first-year students.
This moment of chanting that started as we passed by the crèche for the first time stuck with me throughout this first week of teaching, not only because this is how the children refer to us throughout the holiday camp, but also because I was struck with pride and also a weight of responsibility that comes with the title.
All new GSIs are required to successfully complete this course by the end of the second week of teaching.
The D-C workshops grouped GSIs working in similar teaching assignments to address core topics for the first weeks of teaching, such as getting started as a GSI; conducting the first session of section, lab, or studio; strategies to enhance students' learning; time management; and troubleshooting problem scenarios that can arise in teaching.
All first-time GSIs are required to attend the Teaching Conference for GSIs on the Friday before classes begin; complete the online course on Professional Standards and Ethics before the end of the third week of teaching; and enroll in a semester-long, 300-level course on teaching in the discipline either prior to or concurrent with the first teaching assignment.
You may be into your second or third week of teaching, but it's not too late to start using this tip.
I sat down with Professor Cheung to discuss his experiences at UC and the New Music Ensemble.Although only in his fifth week of teaching at the University of Chicago, Professor Cheung immediately described his time here as wonderful.
If the first week of 2015 taught me anything, it is this: It takes courage to say no, and wisdom to say yes -- not reflexively, but thoughtfully.
