Sentence examples for lifetime teaching from inspiring English sources

The lessons students learn through DSL programs last a lifetime, teaching invaluable concepts and skills that apply to life inside and outside the classroom.

"He is someone who cares very passionately, has spent a lifetime teaching English and American literature for their intrinsic aesthetic, intellectual and I suppose, in a very broad sense, spiritual values".

Cantona has spent half a lifetime teaching himself how to get where he wants to be, and he feels the pressure of knowing that some people would have enjoyed the prospect of him falling flat on his face.

With gold farming, he wrote, "You'll be doing him the favor of a lifetime: teaching him a useful, future-proof trade".

When you could still assume that what you learn in school would last for a lifetime, teaching content and routine cognitive skills was at the center of education.

The methods I had spent a lifetime teaching and using were inadequate for this task.

And a lifetime teaches you things.

She will never meet my children (at least in this lifetime), teach them to paint or cook and they will never get to hear her amazing woody-woodpecker laugh.

You see his kind of talent probably once in a lifetime of teaching students," said Bob Young, who taught Ive during his degree course at Newcastle.

Several months ago she published "The Splendor of Music", a distillation of a lifetime of teaching experience.

My main impression was all the books and papers — the overwhelming ephemera from a lifetime of teaching and reading and travel.