Sentence examples for lecturer teaching from inspiring English sources

Greenbaum also helped her secure a coveted assignment as a lecturer, teaching first-year classical mechanics lecture and lab courses at CUNY.

Technology, he says, will never be a substitute for a great lecturer teaching face to face.

Her mother is a lecturer, teaching English as a second language and computer skills classes in the workers education department of the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth.

Author, teacher, lecturer, teaching supervisor, and Steinhardt alumna, Ruth mentored hundreds of students and influenced generations of teachers and teacher educators.

Ms Birch worked at Leeds Met for seven years as a lecturer, teaching more hours than colleagues who were employed on full-time contracts doing broadly similar work, yet earned as much as £10,000 a year less.

Method: A total of 25 students participated in a redesigned laboratory session administered by a faculty member, clinical lecturer, teaching assistant, and a professional skills laboratory technician.

Then our surveying lecturer taught us to survey using chains (uncontrollable slinky-like strips of metal that measured 66 feet).

Perhaps it's unsurprising that Astor, now a music lecturer, taught Ultimate Painting's James Hoare at London's Goldsmiths University.

Ms. Rand (above left), 68, is an adjunct instructor of acting at the New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies, where Ms. Schneider, 65, an adjunct lecturer, teaches opera.

Don't be afraid to fly in the face of conventional wisdom or what your university lecturer taught you, always remember nobody ever learnt how to create a Facebook, Google or a Microsoft from their teacher.

She also reported that one lecturer taught students that the 2013 election coverage by News Corp's papers was driven by a corporate fear of the national broadband network (NBN) — "a claim that has no factual basis and is incorrect".