Sentence examples for picture of teaching from inspiring English sources

They note, for example, that while student test scores offer important information, they cannot provide a complete picture of teaching quality; multiple sources of evidence are needed for that.

Outside of teacher qualifications, the survey painted a brighter picture of teaching in England.

"Philosophy," wrote Oscar Wilde in The Picture of Dorian Gray, "teaches us to bear with equanimity the misfortunes of others".

The picture was from my first two years of teaching.

This one was hugely popular, perhaps because our writer painted a picture of a teaching environment where time, space and faith in professional judgment are abundant – in stark contrast to the experience of many commenting on the story.

This perfectly observed picture of a father teaching his child to swim celebrates a simple happy moment on the grand scale of oil painting.

"You can kinda see me as a teacher, right?" she says, when we talk about what else she might have done if the acting hadn't worked out, and she's right, I can: she listens intently to each question and her careful, even prim way of responding makes it easy to picture her patiently teaching a room of teenagers about Pip's great expectations.

Schoolmasters treasure their picture of the Kims teaching enthusiastic students.

Aware of these challenges, the survey did not ask respondents to provide a cohesive picture of all their teaching practices, just the key aspects that relate specifically to SCALE-UP.

The instrument also appeared to be effective in achieving one of the aims of self-assessment, i.e. to help define standards of excellence (Ross and Bruce 2007), with physicians saying that it afforded a more structured picture of their clinical teaching.

An advantage of collecting feedback at the end of the year is that students would have a complete picture of all the teaching they are going to receive that year and would be able to place the individual instances of learning into a wider context.