Sentence examples for name of teaching from inspiring English sources

He'd advocate that you let your discomfort linger beyond that first moment you think your baby really needs you, in the name of teaching her that she can take it.

But not only is this sort of child abuse and resulting trauma tolerated in the name of teaching children right from wrong, but it has been institutionalized and, in some families, socially acceptable.

A European company by the name of Skype taught the world that enabling people to make free voice and video calls over the Internet would be an enticing offer to hundreds of millions of users, and make for a great business at the same time.

Overall, the following characteristics of the teacher educator's mediation were identified: re-framing the teacher's thinking about teaching toward a more expert understanding of teaching, re-naming the novice's conceptions of teaching through expert discourse, and promoting the teacher's conceptual understanding of teaching through the use of the scientific concepts of teaching.

Some of those I will never forget, like Mr. Pierce (not his real name), who had the unenviable job of teaching 8th grade science.

In-depth analysis of these barriers shows that there are many underlying factors such as the limited teaching in girls' mother tongue and limited relevance of teaching methods,  to name a few.

The Ann Levy Siegel Teaching Scholars Program for implementing innovative methods of teaching young doctors is named in her honor.

In contrast to its name it does not propose a specific method of teaching.

But the real meat comes with the fourth app, Blockly, which uses a customised version of Google's visual-programming tool of the same name to teach children how to create code to make Dash drive, move his head, light up in various patterns, make sounds and respond to obstacles, motion and nearby voices or clapping.

He returns to the school that now bears his name to teach the next generation of javelin throwers, and enjoys looking at the lighthouse while relaxing on the beach near his childhood home.

The Norse god of wisdom inspired the name of this teaching festival, with musicians from the Chicago Symphony and the Cleveland Orchestra.