Sentence examples for moving from teaching from inspiring English sources

Fewer people are moving from teaching to administration.

As Doyle saw it, his role was moving from teaching toward facilitating, building upon learning being done outside school.

In a course based on her book, Pimsleur recently worked with a fitness instructor who is moving from teaching all day in her brick-and-mortar fitness studio to running an online course to teach other teachers how to teach.

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

I'm trying to move from teaching back into psychology, which was my undergraduate subject and in which I got a 2 1 in 2005.

If action is not taken to make the scheme secure, money will have to be moved from teaching and research budgets to pay for pensions.

Over the years, I have moved from teaching piano to teaching courses, including one on 'dangerous music,' a foil for looking at the power of music and its role in society.

His second career as a teacher was also hampered by his relationship with numbers: he was moved from teaching juniors to infants because he couldn't manage long division, though he felt quite at home with basic addition.

When I moved from teaching into being a college president (of Carleton College and Skidmore College), I expected fund-raising to be the part of the job for which I was least prepared.

It was 1988 and I had moved from teaching middle school to high school, to teaching creative writing, and to finding my way as a poet.

Spronken-Smith and Harland (2009) studied a group of Geography lecturers as they set up a COP to help them move from teaching using traditional methods to adopting PBL.