Sentence examples for per teaching from inspiring English sources

Because teachers in the United States have a heavier classroom load -- teaching almost a third more hours than their counterparts abroad -- their salary per hour of actual teaching is $35, less than the international average of $41 (Denmark, Spain and Germany pay more than $50 per teaching hour, South Korea $77).

Either way, the current tuition fee of £1,125 pays less than 10% of the cost of educating a student.The funding gap helps to explain why Oxford dons are paid one-third as much per teaching hour as their American counterparts.

Mastery gets twenty resumes per teaching position for candidates from across the nation.

A study released in June 2008 by the Illinois Education Research Council lauded the Chicago Public Schools for its efforts to bring top teaching talent into the city's classrooms, where the number of teachers applying for positions almost tripled since 2003, from about 8,600 to more than 21,000, or about 10 applicants per teaching position.

For further analysis, 50 records were randomly selected and analysed per teaching dental practice to ascertain whether the findings from these notes were representative of those from the larger sample.

So no full time job, just two blocks of 12 weeks per year teaching as many hours per week as she can cadge from those lucky enough to have salaried work.

"On average, secondary schools in England spend only 116 hours per year teaching mathematics, which international studies show is far less time than that spent on this vital subject by our competitors.

The Church convicted physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei on the charge of heresy by insisting that the Earth revolves around the Sun, rather than, as per Church teaching, that the Earth was the immovable center of the universe with the Sun revolving around the Earth.

A strong correlation has been reported between low back pain and Greek PETs who spent more than 35 hours per week teaching physical education (p < 0.05) [ 23].

In their curriculum, for the first five of six years (two semesters per year) teaching was organized into block courses, covering different topics along a longitudinal learning helix.

On top of that, the government is paying £24,500 per student per year in teaching grants to universities and maintenance grants to students.