Sentence examples for move teaching from inspiring English sources

"But unless we move teaching from a service project to a sustainable profession, it will exact a huge cost on our schools, our children's achievement and our progress as a nation".

For Ezra Pound, following the teachers of medieval oratory, the answer was ut moveat, ut doceat, ut delectate; that poetry should move, teach and delight.

Mr Pantaleo's lawyer argued he had used a move taught by the police department, not a chokehold which is banned under New York Police Department policy.

Mr Pantaleo's lawyer had argued he had used a move taught by the police department, not a chokehold which is banned under New York Police Department policy.

Difficult as it was, my daughter's move taught me something.

I think storytelling is one of human kind's most powerful tools to move, teach, soothe, empathize and share etc.

She tells her 21st-century fairy tale using House of Ninja voguing legends and a lineup of break dancers, who do their specialties and also incorporate certain moves taught to them by a Kabuki master whom Ms. Brown invited to rehearsals.

The latest happened in September 2006, with a reduction in the prescribed factual content across Sc2-4 and a move toward teaching the process of science, termed "how science works".

This commandment introduces a moving teaching about how God's commandments are set before us, and will lead to blessings if we fulfill them and curses if we abandon them.

Critics say these moves encourage teaching to the test and encroach on students' learning time.

"Teachers have moved towards teaching more knowledge, as opposed to the understanding behind that knowledge," Carroll told AP.