Sentence examples for less teaching from inspiring English sources

The unfairness of working on these terms alongside academics on permanent contracts doing less teaching for far more money is what upsets him most.

At Reigate college, Oxlade has seen his annual budget shrink from £12.1m in 2012 to £9.7m in 2016; as a result, students now have less teaching time, teacher workload has gone up 18%, and 15% of staff have gone part-time.

Generally speaking, the further one goes on this ladder, the less teaching and research one does.

Despite high tuitions, the polytechnics spend much less teaching each student than universities because they receive so few subsidies.

They will receive less teaching, and less of it in the tiny tutorial groups that are the university's hallmark.

Humanities students will notice the biggest difference when they're handed their university timetable – there's far less teaching time than at school or college.

Margaret Batiuchok, the president of the New York Swing Dance Society no less, teaches the preperformance class.

Mr. Evans more or less taught himself how to do musical theater.

He more or less taught himself to cook in a relatively unknown restaurant on Long Island, where he still lives.

He studied art for his one year of high school, then more or less taught himself painting, collage, photography and video.

"There were 47 golf courses within a 15-mile area of their home," he said, "and they more or less taught each other.