Sentence examples for generations of teaching from inspiring English sources

The Royal Institute of British Architects has said it is seriously concerned the government's proposed "flat-pack" approach "will place a straitjacket on future generations of teaching professionals and quickly render these schools redundant".

The RIBA slammed the "flatpack" approach as "far too restrictive" and warned that it would "place a straitjacket on future generations of teaching professionals and quickly render these schools redundant".

Registrars, as postgraduate trainees in medical specialties are known in South Africa (or as residents in the US and Europe), are the cadre of human resources from which will develop the next generation of teaching staff.

While the knowledge content offered to students may be the same across teaching generations, the nature of teaching differs because of preferences and resistance to change often associated with age.

"One of the things I learned from building LinkedIn was that we do a terrible job of teaching generations of professionals and work people about the value of the network around them and how to work with a network.

Subsequently three generations of Alexander Monros taught anatomy at Edinburgh over a continuous period of 126 years.

Only through education, generations of Robinsons taught their children, would they ever succeed in a racist society, relatives said.

The facts are that three generations of missionaires taught the Marshall Island people before the Lockwoods arrived among them in 1928.

It is their responsibility to educate future generations by teaching the principles of the "Holy War".

A new generation of women, taught about the genocide at school, is beginning to break down barriers.

Consequently, a generation of cookbooks taught homemakers to hide leftovers in sandwiches, disguise them with garnishes, bury them in sauces and reconstitute them as new entrees.