Sentence examples for invaluable teaching from inspiring English sources

These models could have a large number of medical applications, including improved parental counselling, invaluable teaching resources and significant medico-legal applications to demonstrate disease or injury, without the need to show actual autopsy photographs.

"[The book] is an invaluable teaching tool that all children from all races can learn from," actress Halle Berry wrote in the foreword.

An article like this, they write, is not only invaluable for teaching a Common Core skill like analogies, but also for teaching students about the interconnectedness of the world — and how fostering a culture of reading in schools can lead classes down paths less traveled … literally.

Beyond the film's value for its gloriously refined period detail, it has proved invaluable for teaching about Brecht.

"Today the fully-functioning computer is proving invaluable in teaching our stream of educational groups about their computing heritage".

The national library's chief executive and librarian, Aled Gruffydd Jones, said "We feel sure that this innovative new digital resource will prove invaluable for teaching, research, and public engagement".

For The Atkinson-based courses, Bryan's Tutoring Service offers an extensive collection of past exams which are invaluable for teaching the material and for exam preparation.

Homeschooling is invaluable in teaching basic life skills to children, and more especially beneficial for children with learning difficulties.

I increasingly find that articles in The Economist are invaluable in my teaching of English.

Since opening in 2004, it has become an invaluable setting for teaching future doctors to practice cost-effectively.

Current electronic technology provides invaluable resources for teaching and learning.