Sentence examples for indication of teaching from inspiring English sources
performance were a direct indication of teaching excellence, then Singapore?s science educators would have made themselves proud many times over.
This definition of teaching excludes corridor or phone call teaching.
There were three measures of teaching experience in this study: GTA teaching, K 12 teaching, and college or university teaching.
This gives potential employers an indication of your teaching style and demonstrates your comfort with technology.
The UBM group of four students, two with no mathematics background beyond calculus, studied this switch in detail, giving us some indication of how to teach it at a level appropriate for a class of 20 first-year students.
"In our hiring, we look for essentially the same credentials as a research university does, plus... an indication of interest in and aptitude for teaching.
As that lecture last fall taught me, a professor's ability to intrigue the uninitiated is a good indication of how dedicated a college is to teaching.
"Such pieces of research as this are highly useful in that they give an indication of what things to prioritise within teaching maths, rather than telling us what textbooks to impose".
6 Only about half of the websites analysed gave any indication of involvement of the surgeon in teaching related activities.
For our purposes, an odds ratio significantly greater than one for the intervention group was considered to be an indication of a significant effect of our teaching intervention.
