Sentence examples for powerful teaching from inspiring English sources

"When we use the word 'tradition,' it's not only a song from 'Fiddler on the Roof,' it happens to be a very powerful teaching," he said.

Now, to the horror of the powerful teaching unions, President Jacob Zuma's government is talking of reintroducing a schools' inspectorate.Not all is gloom.

But he also sees Danielson's book as a powerful teaching tool, and concludes that it is "a nice bargain in this holiday season".

"It has the potential to be an extraordinarily powerful teaching moment because it's going to be televised," said Jennifer C. Pizer, senior counsel and national marriage project director with the gay civil rights group Lambda Legal in Los Angeles.

Forty years after the show took Broadway by storm, "1776" remains a powerful teaching tool; a 1972 film version is a basic part of the curriculum for legions of American History 101 students.

The sponsor controls the governing body of an academy, which holds some power over admissions, decides how to deal with bad behaviour and what, outside the core curriculum, is taught.The powerful teaching unions dislike academies because they need not hire staff registered with the General Teaching Council, as other state schools do, and they can opt out of national pay agreements.

And video itself is evolving from a passive entertainment medium to a powerful, global teaching tool.

As it becomes clear that there is a powerful new teaching method available, all those states that are desperate to thrive in our complex 21st Century world will compete to have the revolution grow in their schools, so that their economies can reap the benefits from students who can solve problems, create, collaborate, and ace their college courses.

This will be a lot more powerful than Teach For America attempting to build the capacity to be a policy shop.DiA: In some ways your organisation is a political statement in and of itself, especially with regard to teacher training.

How can powerful brands teach anything to a country that understands the luxuriant greenery of a Mogul garden or the delicate craft that goes into a hand-loomed shawl?

The death of Whitney Houston forces us to confront and consider the powerful lessons taught by loss and death.