Sentence examples for performing teaching from inspiring English sources
The concert was part of the International Keyboard Institute & Festival, an annual convocation of performing, teaching and lecturing.
Now they have begun performing, teaching and coaching abroad, including residencies last year in Aviles and Oviedo, Spain, and at the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival in Germany.
The program culminates with the presentation of the annual Flo-Bert Awards, named for Florence Mills and Bert Williams, for the advancement of the art of tap through performing, teaching and choreography.
Many graduate students are financed through teaching and research assistantships, in which the student gets a full or partial tuition waiver and possibly a living stipend in exchange for performing teaching or research duties.
But the largest problem with LAA is that graduate students who develop it are not covered under the Occupational Health and Safety Act unless they are performing teaching assistant (TA) duties.
However, all Interviewees expressed concerns about lack of time for performing teaching, supervision and assessment of trainees, due to clinical commitments and pressures from NHS employers.
Whereas men had previously performed teaching and clerical tasks, employers found they could hire women for these occupations at lower salaries.
A functional, transparent, and manageable EHR system on which to perform teaching and research in projects related to openEHR and ISO 13606 was needed when the design and implementation of this architecture started.
We are obliged to provide leisure activities for children, promote the motivation to perform, teach them solidarity and team spirit".
Ms. Nixon, who performs, teaches singing out of her Upper West Side apartment, and bought the two-bedroom apartment above hers to hold her collection of sheet music and memorabilia.
He's written plays for pupils to perform, taught scriptwriting courses to young people and teachers, and is now bringing in a stream of other writers, whom he's training to develop similar relationships with other schools.
