Sentence examples for monitoring teaching from inspiring English sources

I have no argument with monitoring teaching quality, but to make employment a criterion in assessing teaching quality is to blame universities for government failure and, therefore, to misdirect public attention (again).

It specifically criticised the governors for not monitoring "teaching and achievement effectively".

Following a meeting Thursday with community leaders and educators, Valaud-Belkacem thanked the school staff for "their continued monitoring, teaching, and social work".

Surgical endarterectomy monitoring teaches us about the EEG changes and brain tolerance during ischemia.

The study by Lavery et al. [ 6] found an incidence of recurrent foot ulcer of only 8.5%% in the enhanced therapy group (temperature monitoring, taught by videotape and checked by study nurse), over a period of 15 months.

Hefce and the Office for Fair Access also act as independent external regulators, monitoring respectively institutions' financial health and efforts to be socially inclusive, while Hefce contracts the Quality Assurance Agency to monitor teaching quality.

An adult teacher taught the monitors, and then each monitor taught his row of pupils the lesson in reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, or higher subjects.

In 1897 eight teachers and a monitor taught 358 children.

"For the first time, we've agreed to just get on with improving standards instead of arguing about the system's structure," says an official.If approved by Congress, a new superintendency of education will supervise the use of state grants by both municipal and private schools, while a "quality agency" will monitor teaching standards and pupil attainment.

As more and more Australian universities move their courses into blended learning environments (BLEs), it is important that strategies be devised to monitor teaching practices and student learning.

Other ways in which the ESR could help develop undergraduate teaching of radiology in Europe would be to publish guidance in the field in the form of circulars or training CD-ROMs and to monitor teaching activity and development by obtaining feedback from medical schools.