Sentence examples for offer in teaching from inspiring English sources

Equally important is the platform that sports can offer in teaching girls and boys communication and negotiation skills as well as valuable information on other issues such as reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, and substance abuse.

This approach may prove to be particularly useful, as it can increase student access to expert knowledge and offer a greater flexibility in teaching situations.

But the issue of dividing the pie is more pressing when, unlike Dr. Porter, the faculty member whose course is offered online does not participate in teaching it, because then he or she will either be paid for assembling the content or not be paid at all.

He is a founding director of the Free Software Foundation, Public Knowledge and the Creative Commons, and he helped initiate M.I.T.'s OpenCourseWare program, which offers free online course materials used in teaching the university's classes.

She is indicative of what Vogue has to offer in its teaching.

In 1979, Khalilzad accepted an offer to teach in the political-science department at Columbia.

And because they know America has not put an emphasis on the need for fluency in a second language, they offer courses taught in English to American students who do not speak German.

They approach volunteer organisations and offer to teach in the developing world.' Trends show that it is not just the old who are getting younger - even the younger are getting younger and simply refusing to grow up into responsible adults.

Schools in Canada, England, Scotland and Australia teach in English, of course, but even some countries with a different primary language offer programs taught in English.

I believe passionately that women have a lot to offer the church in teaching and pastoral care, but not as bishops or priests.

Some time after returning from the hajj, Mr. Padilla told his wife that he had an offer to teach English in Yemen.