Sentence examples for prioritize teaching from inspiring English sources
Medical student Jennifer DeCoste-Lopez has come to believe that the flipped classroom model intrinsically helps encourage medical faculty members to prioritize teaching.
Many minority-serving institutions (MSIs) and historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) fall into the category of institutions that prioritize teaching over research productivity (as measured by the teaching load, which can exceed 15 hours per semester) and lack research space and resources.
Even those who are interested in adopting research-based instructional methods might find challenges in departments and institutions that do not provide the needed supports for faculty to change their practices, from students who are resistant to change, and in reward systems that do not prioritize teaching.
We need to appreciate our teachers, pay them well for the vital service they provide, and prioritize teaching -- rather than sports, administration and on-line courses -- in our primary, secondary and post-secondary schools.
Freedom, direction and service". But her son's disability did more than help her re-prioritize, it taught her the importance of silences.
To gird China's impressionable young minds, Mr. Yuan has been championing new guidelines, issued last month, that call on the country's higher education institutions to prioritize the teaching of Marxism, ideological loyalty to the party and the views of President Xi Jinping.
Project leaders agreed upon ways to modify the STeLLA program to provide more incentive for teachers to prioritize science teaching.
If we are to say the lives of young LGBTQ Americans matter, we must prioritize the teaching of our forgotten history in every state in the union.
Still, the current curriculum which plagues many high schools just doesn't prioritize the teaching of these life skills -- or leave much room for it.
Time management teaches "Prioritize A, B, C". But these days, everything seems urgent and competes for the highest priority.
As a young leader, it's important to learn how to communicate, prioritize and self-teach.
