Sentence examples for forefront of teaching from inspiring English sources

The Manchester Leisure Academy, which is at the forefront of teaching professionals about all aspects of drinks and cocktail-making, has this winter been offering a series of eggnog masterclasses for keen amateurs.

It also calls for a rethink in the next round of research funding to allow universities at the forefront of teaching and research in the creative industries to respond quickly to changing needs and emerging markets.

And I think we should be in the forefront of teaching and showing respect for people's differences.

It was at the forefront of raising teaching standards, such as the drive for an all-graduate teaching staff.

Jonathan Levie, director of the Strathclyde Entrepreneurship Initiative, explains, "Strathclyde has been at the forefront of entrepreneurship teaching for some time.

The education and publishing group Pearson is at the forefront of selling English language teaching to middle class urbanites.

Marc Hadley Newlyn, Cornwall It is only right that the prime minister has thrust parenting to the forefront of policy ("Parents should be taught how to control children", News), recognising how much of a difference a supportive family network can make to the future not just of individual children but to our society as a whole.

And among the new fringe generation of the 80s and 90s she spoke with the working-class authority of age, having come to the forefront after years at the coalface of teaching, further education and amateur drama.

Many have remained here to start companies, to keep us at the forefront of scientific and technological discovery, to teach in our schools and to enrich our culture.

As an academic who occasionally appears on television and writes both for the academy and the public, these questions are at the forefront of my mind as I both teach and mentor graduate students.

And in the last 20 years, it's taken her to the forefront of a whole generation of designers who've taught dance audiences to see light in new ways.