Sentence examples for learned from teaching from inspiring English sources

But here's the thing: What I've learned from teaching this course year after year is that people are far more resilient than they imagine.

First he became a community organizer, thinking change would flow from citizens upward; then he tried the law, which, as he learned from teaching legal history, was a highly imperfect instrument.

The five main lessons she learned from teaching elderly patients to use technology were: 1) Don't worry, you won't break the iPad/technology you're using; 2) Just play with it; 3) Instruction manuals are not out of style; 4) Visible + audible = usable; and 5) Know your user.

Several lessons can be learned from teaching your kids to give in this way.

Nick what would you say is the most important thing you learned from teaching Film in the classroom that has helped you in the real world of film?

This report discusses how we organized such a course and what we learned from teaching it.

I discussed at length in a previous blog what we hoped to learn from teaching a MOOC.

A significant part of such participation is to benefit from opportunities to continually learn from, teach and mentor other Makers.

I have come to learn from teaching and coaching others that these are precisely the kind of fears that hold us back.

To the Editor: I've learned much from teaching online courses since 2001.

The use of whole slide images and virtual microscopy adaptive tutorials has the potential to provide equitable access to effective learning from teaching material of consistently high quality.