Sentence examples for mixture of teaching from inspiring English sources

They work 17 hours a week – a mixture of teaching students in Hong Kong online in the morning, and students in London in the afternoon – for which they can be paid £35,000 a year, without the occasional fallow periods common in tutoring.

We chose a mixture of teaching, non-teaching and Foundation Trust hospitals, and examples of each of the three electronic health record systems procured centrally by the NPfIT.

Although the nbDMARD-treated patients were recruited from a limited number of centres, both cohorts came from a mixture of teaching and non-teaching hospitals spread geographically across the UK.

After clinic, I have a mixture of teaching, radiotherapy planning and research, which take up about a third of my time.

For the academics based at Milton Keynes, life is very much that of the conventional academic, comprising a mixture of teaching and research.

To accomplish this, we may employ a mixture of teaching styles.

RMIT has set up what they're calling a "Blockchain Innovation Hub," which is a mixture of research, teaching programs, and general championing of the esoteric technology.

It has been demonstrated that a mixture of information giving, teaching and counselling should be used when educating patients [ 26].

It would of taught him".

It's a style developed at the pulpit, when the church was the only organisation independent of white supremacy, and combines charismatic delivery with a mixture of truism and teaching, parable and polemic.

Father Keenan performed a mixture of pastoral, administrative and teaching jobs in New Jersey, Buffalo, Boston and Washington; in the 1980's he set up two hospices in Boston and served as priest for 200 patients who were dying of AIDS.