Sentence examples for ordinary teaching from inspiring English sources

This consensus of the bishops is known as "the ordinary teaching".

The encyclical letter is a channel of ordinary teaching, not solemn and definitive, and is somewhat provisional by definition.

The PBL group was given two case scenarios for small group discussion, while the control group continued with ordinary teaching and learning.

Kernan acknowledged that excellent clinical teaching is multifactorial, transcends ordinary teaching, and is characterized by teachers inspiring, supporting, actively involving and communicating with the student [ 10].

Teaching methods that promote faster and deeper learning are often discussed among medical educators, and a supplement to ordinary teaching is needed.

The authors thus concluded that excellent clinical teaching, although multi-factorial, transcends ordinary teaching and is characterized by inspiring, supporting, actively involving, and communicating with students [ 29].

I met so many people Muslims and Christians, Syrians, Iraqis and Palestinians, monks and nuns and ordinary shopkeepers who taught me lessons that I desperately needed.

The ordinary method for teaching fiqh or shari'a illustrates this.

We teach ordinary classes, but in the summer we take them on trips, too, like this one.

There would, of course, be almighty rows about which universities would be reallocated to teach ordinary degrees.

Napoleon, Roberts writes, "taught ordinary people that they could make history," while implicating them in his imperial delusions; he turned his incompetent siblings into kings and queens.