Sentence examples for move the teaching from inspiring English sources

He overlooks a significant force, however: results-driven teachers in classrooms and in union halls who are just as eager to move the teaching profession into the 21st century.

The emphasis on scientific practices aims to move the teaching of science from knowledge to the understanding of the processes and the epistemic aspects of science.

The main functions of a teaching pendant are moving the robot, teaching it about the locations, running robot programs, and jogging the axes.

Teachers have given the company some interesting feedback as well, saying that interactive textbooks like those promoted as the next big thing by Apple offer a 'digital' version of something that already exists, but don't especially move the needle on the teaching end.

Move the arm around to teach it where said objects are and where they need to be, and it's able to learn those motions and replicate them with a high degree of precision.

The scientists used the computer to help the monkeys move the arm at first, essentially teaching them with biofeedback.

While we wait, we know that Messi is beyond price and, he says, unlikely ever to leave Barcelona, where he is so much a part of the ethos of the way the team is taught to move the ball.

Practitioners were wary of the risk of closure of the unit due to other acute services being moved to the teaching hospital.

"Can anybody tell me another way of saying it's 12 30?" asked Mr. Shanley, a teacher trainee, while moving the hands of the teaching clock to point to half past 12.

By 2017, it hopes to move all of the teaching at City North and Birmingham Conservatoire to the City Centre or City South campuses.

Rather we need to move from teaching to the test to tests that are worth teaching to.