Sentence examples for lively teachers from inspiring English sources

They may be right: lively teachers have always attracted more interest than dull ones (Socrates delivered lectures at raucous Athenian drinks parties).

They then burst into song and dance, as lively teachers guide the fun.

They remembered a lively teacher with a love of colorful shoes and a quick wit.

The sad thing about listening to Harris is that she sounds like a lively teacher.

The professor, Robert Stacey, who has a trim ginger-colored beard and is a popular, lively teacher, pushed the students to think about Machiavelli's suggestion that leaders create fear to maintain their authority.

"My inspiration was a very lively history teacher at grammar school," he says.

Roy Hattersley William Keegan writes: Academic economists are not always the liveliest of teachers and lecturers.

Ed was a lively undergraduate teacher and a forceful proponent of interdisciplinary medieval and Renaissance studies at Duke.

Adding Bite to Academia In the classroom, Mr. Samuelson was a lively, funny, articulate teacher.

In the late 1960s she taught in Brixton, south London, and in the 1970s at Uxbridge Technical College, in west London, where she was a lively and inspiring teacher of social studies, totally involved in her students' progress, and good at dealing with "difficult" young people.

Many teachers provide lively, interactive Web sites and online hours for help with homework.