Sentence examples similar to prerequisites for teaching from inspiring English sources
The author highlights the need to revise the prerequisite for teaching in architecture faculties.
"In our view, paying fees to a union should not be a prerequisite for teaching in a public school.
The M.F.A. is not only a prerequisite for teaching art but a marker of professional seriousness in the art world: if you want to get your work into the Whitney Biennial, so the conventional wisdom goes, you're going to need a degree.
In the characteristics of a social constructivist teacher, open-mindedness is an attitude prerequisite for teaching (Dewey 1933).
While some would undergo sensitivity training in the 1980s, I don't have to tell you that sensitivity was not a prerequisite for teaching in numerous schools at the time.
If you have the academic prerequisites, all it takes to get in there is your determination and a passion for teaching.
We have responsibility for teaching nine HPI undergraduate courses (Table 1), in which General Microbiology serves as a prerequisite for all eight upper-level courses.
Sainthood and martyrdom should not be prerequisites for successful teaching in high-poverty schools.
The main goal of the reform was to create better prerequisites for successful teaching and for meaningful and enjoyable learning so that students would develop better competences for lifelong learning, active citizenship, and sustainable lifestyle.
A university degree is the main requirement for teaching in Korea and Japan: A burning passion for Korean or Japanese culture is not a prerequisite for enjoying a year or two of teaching there.
