Sentence examples for poor quality of teaching from inspiring English sources

Though disliked by students' unions, this is one of the few tools with which to improve the (poor) quality of teaching.

To argue that one can overcome the problems arising from poor quality of teaching in rural areas by using technology alone is absurd; it is like arguing that malnutrition can be tackled merely by using vitamin and mineral supplements!

One of the key constraints to educational development in Afghanistan is the poor quality of teaching and learning materials.

She also noted that a shortcoming of LSE in practice, despite its popularity, is the poor quality of teaching and well-designed curriculum, especially in developing countries.

In addition to poverty, other major barriers for ethnic girls include the need to work, low awareness among families of the value of education, deficient school infrastructure, and poor quality of teaching and learning.

This is in part due to mistrust of what is considered Western education, but also a low perception of the value of education and the often poor quality of teaching," says Abdulai Kaikai, who heads the UNICEF field office in Bauchi.

This is mainly due to lack of easy access to schools in rural areas, poorer quality of teaching in schools attended by Roma and rural Turkish children, traditional attitudes towards the education of girls, early marriage for girls as well as the work in the grey economy for boys.

You are effectively overpaying some people in some areas more than they need because the cost of living is so low, and you are underpaying people in expensive areas, leading to shortages and possibly poorer quality of teaching".

The report claims that excluded children get a far poorer quality of teaching compared with those kept in mainstream classrooms, although three times more money is being spent on children in pupil referral units.

In a letter to the school's interim chair, Barry Day, on Friday morning, the schools minister Lord Nash said he was ordering the closure of the secondary school wing of Al-Madinah because he was "particularly concerned at the poor quality of secondary teaching and the lack of breadth in the secondary curriculum".

Earlier this year he co-authored "Next Gen" - a report highlighting the "poor quality of computer teaching" in the UK's schools.