In the Lehrhaus, most teachers were intentionally not masters of the subject they chose to teach; they did not come to the classroom with answers, but saw themselves, rather, as engaged in a questioning-in-common with their students.
He knows how to deflect the attention of the media and he is a master of changing the subject.
King is a master of this subject, even compared to Ritz.
In the 60s he discovered Arthur Hailey, master of the single-subject formulaic blockbuster (Airport, Hotel, Wheels), who remained loyal long after it made any sense.
Taking into account the CPT, the learner model detected evidence of mastering the subject and also detected evidence of deficiency at a skill or concept level.
If Costello was the master of smuggling dark subject matter into the charts without most people knowing what he was actually singing about (which actually annoyed him immensely), then 1989's Veronica might well be the first top 40 hit that broached the difficult subject matter of Alzheimer's.
Create some kind of assessment and evaluation system to determine both the students' entry level and their exit point (how they successfully mastered the amount of the subject to be taught).
One chapter recalls the vast distances that many travelled to help defend France: labourers from China, conscripted colonial troops from Senegal, black "Buffalo soldiers" from America.The making of France's master of mythcraft is the subject of "La Première Guerre de Charles de Gaulle".
There are so many works, of which hundreds of thousands are available only in manuscript, that even a very large team of scholars could scarcely master a single branch of the subject.
For Irigaray (1993b), God, as the Father and the source of meaning, emerges as the object of a belief first articulated in the (male child's) attempt to master the mother's absence; the dismantling of the subject as master, then, implies a concomitant deconstruction of the object of belief.
