Sentence examples for instructing teachers from inspiring English sources

Instructing teachers how they "should" do things deprives them and their students of the excitement of discovering things.

The $2m£1.5m5m) Train for Tomorrow project, funded by Dubai Cares and delivered by the Varkey Foundation, involves instructing teachers face-to-face in "hub" schools so that, using interactive distance learning, they are then able instruct other educators.

NWABR's previous experience in professional development has been in the context of instructing teachers on using ethics in their classrooms (Miller, 2008; Chowning et al., 2012).

The fact of instructing teachers about drinking water during the time they are giving lessons may result in beneficial effects when they are incorporated by the subjects, due to the reduction in friction between the vocal folds and in the reduction of the effort to speak.

Insights into the factors that facilitate or hinder the articulation of integration can be used to refine the concept mapping instructions, in order to instruct teachers effectively.

The Qatari reforms instruct teachers to devote around 15percentt of class time to English instruction -- and that's just the minimum.

The superintendent additionally instructed teachers and administrators to refer to students as "scholars," rather than as "boys and girls".

Board or school officials instruct teachers to stand and sing — and take down the names of those who refuse.

He also instructed teachers to spend the first two days of school on hard-core academics -- no toe-in-the-water easing in, as in past years.

Eventually, he would like to instruct teachers on his way of teaching math, which he describes as proficiency derived from understanding.

Japan has opened up a new front in its territorial disputes with China and South Korea, after the education ministry instructed teachers to describe two contested groups of islands as integral parts of Japanese territory.