Sentence examples for frequent teaching from inspiring English sources

I sense that the spiritual stardom and frequent teaching tours have taken their toll on a woman whose nature is more suited to quiet reflection and journeying inward.

In-person training for physician educators on the use of a web-based Alcohol Clinical Training (ACT) curriculum is associated with increases in confidence in teaching about alcohol screening and specific teaching practices – more frequent teaching about alcohol screening and eliciting patient health beliefs.

Given the small sample size, non-significant increases are also noteworthy, including the increases associated with in-person training in confidence in teaching about assessment of readiness to change and assuring patients that they are understood, and more frequent teaching about assessment of readiness to change and counseling about alcohol problems.

He took frequent leaves, teaching at many colleges, including Yale, where he was a professor for 17 years.

Both sexes participated and ponds were the most frequent places of teaching.

Says the photographer Elfie Semotan, one of Lang's closest friends and a frequent collaborator: "He taught men how to look cool and elegant without looking like they had thought too much about their clothes.

In his writing, teaching and frequent public lectures on interfaith understanding, he invoked Old Testament Scripture to underscore the commonalities not only between Christianity and Judaism but also between antiquity and modernity.

A longer training period, more frequent visits to reinforce teaching, utilization of a practical and/or written exam to assess trainee skills, and transmission of images (by Internet or mail) would all be steps to address these shortcomings.

Consultations were frequent, and Hal's teaching ability stood out immediately.

The most frequent responses were 'more teaching on symptom control' (n=294, 14%) and 'more exposure to patients' (n=219, 10%).

The solution for this problem is to improve instructor training and to use contemporary teaching methods (more frequent refresher courses for instructors).