Sentence examples for mediocre teaching from inspiring English sources

But challenges still remained, Wilshaw warned, highlighting "mediocre teaching and weak leadership" alongside regional variation in school quality and underachievement among white children from poor backgrounds.

You have a choice either to believe you are a mediocre teacher teaching a boring subject to boring kids.

My focus has shifted to becoming the best person I can possibly be, and that's the most important thing feeling mediocre has taught me.

Having just seen Waiting for 'Superman', my first instinct was to join the ranks of those who were targeting teachers for their willingness to exploit the system with tenure that lets many get away with doing a mediocre job of teaching our precious kids.

Of course there is a wider context that many so-called universities are dumping grounds for the unemployed, barely literate and demotivated, where they are taught by mediocre academics.

But, as Mosier points out, no one of mediocre ability could have taught himself algebra, as Grant did when a teenager.

It is not possible to just be mediocre when it comes to teaching students.

We teach at a mediocre institution — as the renowned intellectual Howard Stern reminds us — in the middle of nowhere.

His father, an impoverished intellectual, taught at a mediocre grammar school that had the misfortune to be not far from Marlborough College, an elite private school.

The bride's father, a lawyer who has taught at "a mediocre law school" since he failed to make partner, will revisit an earlier career in boxing, much to the displeasure of his wife, a comparative literature professor specializing in the Holocaust.

Standardized teaching can be done by mediocre teachers using scripted lessons.