Sentence examples for mark teaching from inspiring English sources

Unless teachers test their assumptions like the officials in Bihar and realize that they are "way off the mark," teaching will continue to be ineffective.

When Higgs was quoted as saying "It's difficult to imagine how I would ever have enough peace and quiet in the present sort of climate to do what I did in 1964", many academics undoubtedly heaved a sigh and got back to the marking, teaching preparation, grant application, or whatever other non-research-related activity they were currently engaged in.

If talking to students about marking taught me anything, it's that students are incredibly articulate and insightful when talking about the topic.

These are the same qualities that mark his teaching and define his character.

For some schools, going off piste to join the dots may be the best solution, particularly in academies, where exam board requirements rather than the national curriculum mark the teaching parameters.

With heavy marking and teaching loads, as well as the pressure to return worksheets with timely feedback, writing descriptive comments on every student's worksheet seems a gargantuan task.

Perhaps not the nomination or presidency, but he left his deep mark and taught the Republican Party that saying your'e conservative isn't enough -- you just plain and simply have to be one.

High marks for teaching may reflect more the ability to entertain than to inspire and teach.

I have made it well past the four-and-a-half-year mark in my teaching career, and in that time, I have learned a few things about the parent-teacher relationship – from both sides of the battleground.

Dr. Reiter may have earned the highest marks for his teaching and service to the community, the doctors said.

Many hardworking teachers are quick to explain that few of their number would survive the continuous slog of teaching, marking and crowd-control without the regular breaks.