Sentence examples for in terms of teaching from inspiring English sources

In terms of teaching my own kids at home, I do believe there is a Creator.

"But it made us think that as a school we need to do a little more in terms of teaching children about diversity and relationships.

"In terms of teaching your children good habits, the dinner table is great," said Dr. Michael Rosenbaum, an associate professor of clinical pediatrics and medicine at New York Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia University, who did not participate in the study.

"We do take the results of the NSS very seriously and note the responses in each section," says Janet Hartley, pro-director for teaching and learning at the London School of Economics, which came fourth from bottom in terms of teaching satisfaction last year.

The most egregious example thus far was the recent Riverdale Synagogue Case, in which the informant, a Pakistani-American, provided not only the ideas for the target and the weapons, but also took the lead in terms of teaching the main defendant about the ways in which "cause" of jihad might grow out of the defendant's own strongly antisemitic views.

In terms of teaching usable skills, Play School probably wasn't a core text – that was for shows like Hunter and The Curiosity Show – but in between learning how to make a crocodile out of an egg carton and memorising the lyrics of On The Ning Nang Nong, Play School provided a uniquely Australian and endearingly eccentric template for life.

Speaking in terms of mathematics teaching, it is clearly impossible to teach content (in our sense) without also teaching language; the LC distinction is not related to mathematical teaching or learning as processes.

Results are discussed in terms of specific teaching strategies that enhance emotions and achievement in teaching units of biology, German, and physics.

Several system study examples highlight the main concepts and prove the efficiency of the methods, both in terms of competences teaching and popularity among students.

Startups like Coursera and Udacity similarly have developed lectures, often similar to the structure of university courses in terms of content taught.

Minimally, phenomenology illustrates that informed consent for ECT will always be insufficient if we continue to frame that consent in terms of commonly taught ethical dilemmas in medicine.