Sentence examples for implications for teaching from inspiring English sources

Dr. Shaywitz said the study also has implications for teaching.

But the alternative has implications for teaching as well.

The results have implications for teaching families effective scald burn prevention strategies.

"Nobody has thought through the implications for teaching, training and research – the whole future of British dermatology," Dr Eedy said.

I propose changes to the model, and discuss implications for teaching argumentation, developing EAP and course design.

This paper will discuss how the connectivist theory has implications for teaching and learning within the field of Industrial Design.

Future work should monitor the actual use of the TELTs using tracking statistics, and look to examine predictive validity of student perceptions of TELTs to gain more insight into what student perception means for learning and academic performance, and what the implications are for teaching staff.

More specifically, the implication for teaching photosynthesis is that instruction should start at the organismal scale, clarifying the role of photosynthesis in plant growth and energy use, and only then move to the cellular and subcellular levels.

Our findings of strong and significant rater, professor, and relationship effects for teaching evaluations replicate previous studies (Gross et al., 2009) and have implications for interpreting teaching evaluations in educational settings.

Other pedagogical implications for the teaching and learning of writing are presented, particularly in the teaching of English for Business students.

Implications for online teaching, policy, and faculty development are discussed.