Sentence examples for inspired to teach from inspiring English sources

Ms. Weldon was also inspired to teach by a former high school teacher, Sister Mary Loyola.

As flagging NQT I feel much more inspired to teach and keep promoting reading.

"The e-readers are really motivating the students to read," says Kofi Sem Michael, 27, who was inspired to teach by his own experience at school.

It doesn't sound very New Labour but Liddington was inspired to teach in Conisbrough, a deprived mining community in the West Riding.

The school's program for English learners — a predominantly Latino group that includes students from 32 countries who speak 25 languages — is directed by Ginette Cain, 61, who says she was inspired to teach immigrant students because she was once one herself.

"Zakia was inspired to teach other younger women in her village to ride when she saw them without access to public transportation, and riding bicycles served as a good solution to get to school," Bronstein told HuffPost.

Writing has the power to inspire, to teach, to entertain, to lead, and to connect -- and it can do those things long after the words have fluttered off my hands and onto the keyboard.

In Colleran's case at Facebook, he had the autonomy to create, to make his own hours, to inspire, to teach, and to deliver in order to move the company forward.

Whatever he speaks about, Obama is a powerful, charismatic speaker and I'd wager that he's going to use his bully pulpit as former president the same way he used his pulpit as President: to inspire, to teach, to inform, and to challenge his audience to help solve the problems in our country.

The experience inspired Toyne to teach in a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory where he witnessed first hand the gap between how elders there viewed land rights and the attitudes of the Australian government.

Her family's musical influence inspired Bush to teach herself the piano at the age of 11.