Sentence examples for keen to teach from inspiring English sources

Our younger son was grabbed by a man keen to teach him to dance.

Like a typical Brit, I feel awkwardly unable to pull off the sexy, dramatic posturing that comes so easily to the Sevillanas, but the women are so enthusiastic, welcoming and keen to teach me that I abandon my inhibitions.

The young men who were keen to teach her to ski in the 1950s were less excited by the good food and all had dreams of travelling to America, my mother recalled.

Golf is a powerful draw: "They all want to tee off on the Old Course," sighs Ms Adcock, who is keen to teach the Chinese about courses that are easier to book.The Midlands is another hotspot.

The former Crucible semi-finalist could even be banned from the sport as Barry Hearn, the World Snooker chairman, is keen to teach him a lesson for what he described as "stupid" remarks.

He firmly took the view that teaching Greek language at all levels was one of the duties of the professor of Greek, and was keen to teach Greek literature as well as Greek philosophy, Sophocles as well as Plato.

At school he became increasingly conscious of the eurocentric focus of history teaching, and keen to learn more about the past of a much wider world.

Teachers felt that a good balance between clinical work and teaching encouraged them to involve students in patient management and increased students' interest in clinical training " more time spent with patients, makes them keen to learn" (T).

Some free-school proposers, keen to introduce alternative styles of teaching such as Montessori, have suggested that this requirement be lifted.

Once he had achieved all he could hope to as a singer, he retired from performing in 1976 at the relatively early age of 52 and returned to teaching, now keen to pass on his expertise to students, both as a professor at the Royal Academy of Music and as a freelance coach.

But with universities having to justify every pound of the public purse spent, efficient university procurement and practice is moving up the list as a core priority for institutions keen to improve both their teaching and research.