Sentence examples for increasing teaching and from inspiring English sources

But retirements and the loss of teaching staff, plus increasing teaching and administrative loads have made several of these programmes unviable: one that has closed recently lost a large majority of its teaching staff over the last decade.

Plans for the 1 West building at the heart of the campus involve a £22m refurbishment, retaining its original character but increasing teaching and researching space, and improving environmental performance.

However, there is a significant advantage of open learning in terms of the potential for increasing teaching and learning output, letting subject experts focus on material creation, and automating much of the repetitive tasks.

A mandatory neurology rotation was also reported to be helpful, however significantly less so than increasing teaching and patient exposure (p = 0.002 and < 0.001 respectively).

Of those who said recent policy changes had a negative impact on bullying, 81% in Russell Group universities cited the REF. "Only excellence in research is appreciated and no diminution in output or quality can be tolerated or excused by the increased teaching and pastoral demands on our time," comments one female academic in the survey who works at a Russell Group university.

Another effective measure that could be taken at a university level is that postgraduate departments should impose a limit on the number of students supervised by an individual lecturer, especially when the latter has increased teaching and administrative duties.

Results indicate that this teaching is rising in prominence, particularly through global health elective/exchange programmes and increasing teaching of subjects such as globalization and health and international comparison of health systems.

He is twisting arms on issues he has long held dear, like slashing executive pay and increasing teaching requirements for professors — ideas that have long been met with considerable resistance from academia.

RNRP representatives fear that all these reforms will cut back scientific research within public universities by paring away research funds and increasing teaching duties for the former ricercatore role.

Peer review works elsewhere, and it is probably the most powerful mechanism for increasing teaching quality.

Moreover, it says, 440 lecturers face being given contracts that will increase teaching hours and reduce holidays, with only 156 maintaining their working conditions.