Sentence examples for made in teaching from inspiring English sources

Cognizant that the full potential of cogen may not be realized given the circumstantial conditions, the changes made in teaching and learning may not be completely "transformative".

Almost no time or investment is made in teaching us how to allow ourselves to receive in greater amounts, faster and then even faster after that.

And, she has commissioned her own poll of Carlson students, to see whether there are changes the school should be making in teaching methods or student services.

This is one of the most important points to make in teaching yourself something: be passionate about it, and the rest will follow.

Some Google researchers published a paper describing progress they are making in teaching computers how to identify famous landmarks, which may eventually be applied more broadly to image search in general.

Significant innovations have been made in the teaching of Control Systems both at the graduate and undergraduate levels at Southern Polytechnic State University.

Researchers have recently made strides in teaching machines to recognise such sarcasm, as well as double meanings or cultural references.

The aim of this study is to find out the thoughts of primary school teachers about the program reform made in primary school teaching in 2004-2005 academic-years.

Where should changes be made (in meetings or teaching at the bedside)?

It looked rudimentary, like something I would have made in a program taught in technology class in 1992.

He has hosted television cooking shows, including the PBS series "Made in Spain," and taught at Harvard, but increasingly his focus has been on humanitarian work.