Sentence examples for intelligent teaching from inspiring English sources

Batch 16 has a little bit of everything from craft beer delivery service to artificially intelligent teaching assistants.

In essence, the eSchoolbag is an intelligent teaching and learning platform for teachers and students (Ni et al., 2015).

When it comes to the pedagogical practices, the eSchoolbag is often regarded as an intelligent teaching and learning system that installed on a Table PC, equipping with electronic textbooks, learning resources, projection display services and teaching control functions (Xie et al., 2015).

Teachers were not expressing concern that they were under pressure to teach creationism and intelligent design, teaching unions said.

"We are successful because we have very involved parents and very intelligent students taught by teachers with real expertise," Dr. Mongon said.

I can learn from those interpretations… It's not just Twitter-friendly lip service when I say that I like meeting readers, because thoughtful, intelligent ones teach me about my writing.

Others, because they wished to see the theory of intelligent design taught in schools as an alternate to the theory of evolution, avoided all explicit reference to God in order to maintain the separation between religion and state.

Some questions reveal just how silly the "debate" is: Do you intend to have intelligent design taught at all levels of school, and would this include biology Ph.D. programs?

In "Caught Between Church and State" (Op-Ed, Jan . 19, Susan Jacoby outlines the history of the conflict between science and religious fundamentalists' desire to have creationism and "intelligent design" taught alongside evolution in public schools.

She said that using arguments over academic freedom was a shift in tactic after attempts to specifically get "intelligent design" taught in schools was defeated in a landmark court case in 2005.

His organisation also sees links between Darwin and terrorism, fascism and communism.The battle to get intelligent design taught in schools has suffered a number of legal setbacks—in Russia (where it was supported by the Orthodox church), in Britain and most notably in America, where a judge ruled against a Pennsylvania school board in 2005.