Sentence examples for ingenious teachers from inspiring English sources

In flashbacks Ms. Ghahramani describes a life outside prison walls: her warm Kurdish family, the pleasures of Persian poetry and the hunger for a more just, more reasonable society that, in ways both trivial and profound, motivated her and thousands of other Iranians, including some very brave and ingenious teachers.

Several ingenious teachers have been using "Black Panther" to get kids excited about school and about black history, tapping into Wakanda's creative spirit to develop worksheets, reading lists and lessons about African cultures.

Rural communities and small cities are devising ingenious ways to recruit teachers.

Back in my school days, my teachers developed ingenious ways to determine whether students had done their assigned reading -- they would give us tests.

And Britten's early, compact "Phantasy Quartet" — dedicated here to the memory of Mstislav Rostropovich, Britten's close associate and one of Mr. Finckel's teachers — featured ingenious variations wrung from extremely simple motifs.

Papers by David Figlio find that "incentivised" teachers come up with ingenious ways to boost test scores.

Just promise not to slug anyone, O.K.? Explain your ingenious arrangement to your son's teachers.

Misconceptions and preconceptions, especially those concerning the compatibility or incompatibility of evolution with religion, are difficult to overcome, but teachers have devised many ingenious approaches to "defuse the religion issue".

It's oblivious to anything like pop fashion, relying on hand-played instruments and convoluted arrangements; its songs ease into odd meters like 11/4 ("The Teacher"), or move through ingenious, accelerating tempos like "Hurricane Eye".

His product, which reduces the amount of time it takes for teachers to grade tests, is ingenious and is taking off.

There are also ingenious new grading systems like Active Grade available to teachers that allow them to grade students based on what they've actually mastered, not just on what they've turned in.