Sentence examples for long-term teaching from inspiring English sources

Long-term: teaching and financial sustainability are key.

His illustrious long-term teaching career at the Julliard School of Music included chairmanship of the Piano Department.

Things are different in New York, where teaching is sometimes associated with failure, and some artists would rather wait on tables than take a long-term teaching job.

He was also noted for a single-minded determination to write music full time, without the long-term teaching commitments many composers typically assume.

The former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has agreed to take up a "long-term teaching position" in executive education at Harvard.

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has taken a "long-term teaching position" at Harvard.

And over the long term, teaching may be a job haven because of its relative security and good benefits.

It's intended for instructors new to Yale and long-term faculty teaching new courses or experiencing a surge in enrollment alike.

As soon as I graduated I signed up to be a substitute teacher – just to try it out – and on my first day I was offered a job as a long-term substitute, teaching computing at an elementary school in Massachusetts.

Hence, there is a consensus that CK is necessary but not sufficient for teachers' PCK development and – in the long-term – for teaching quality (Baumert et al. 2010; Sullivan et al. 2013).

We present an evaluation of standard image features in the context of long-term visual teach-and-repeat navigation of mobile robots, where the environment exhibits significant changes in appearance caused by seasonal weather variations and daily illumination changes.