Sentence examples for performance taught from inspiring English sources

Birkbeck's Text and Performance – taught in conjunction with Rada – is, by all accounts, hugely popular.

I have been in far too many situations where faculty believe they are "working to retain" students of color by designing classes with titles like "Keepin' It Real: African American Performance," taught by a fussy middle-aged musical theater professor, instead of engaging the students directly to discover what support they actually need.

(Midgette) MEREDITH MONK YOUNG ARTISTS CONCERT (Sunday) Ms. Monk, the eclectic and soulful composer-singer-performance artist, has spent the last week working with a group of young singers with impressive backgrounds in contemporary music and performance, teaching them the rudiments of her own distinctive vocal technique.

It has also started, along with the Juilliard School, a post-conservatory training program called the Academy, whose members give top-level performances, teach in New York schools and coach in other countries.

Mr. Glover, 26, and Leonard Reed, 92, are to receive Flo-Bert Awards, given to those who have advanced the artistry of tap through performance, teaching and choreography.

A 2001 review of 599 articles from three leading health education journals revealed that trainer performance (teaching skill) and trainee satisfaction were the most commonly identified types of training evaluations.

Also, physical skills acquired in activity performance are taught.

The research literature has reported inconsistent results regarding the performance of teaching hospitals perform in different areas.

He was interested in performance theory — he teaches performance art at N.Y.U.

He was interested in performance theory—he teaches performance art at N.Y.U.

Eight statistical measures are employed to approximate a university's performance in teaching each subject.