Sentence examples for proficient teaching from inspiring English sources
Ms. Danielson's assessment system also defines "basic" and "proficient" teaching.
As in other areas of children's rights, education suffers from a rural/urban disparity, with better qualified and more proficient teaching staff typically working in cities and towns.
They learned that top European clubs had all become proficient at teaching the necessary skills.
The writing section was rated by two native English-speaking evaluators who were proficient at teaching English to non-native speakers at university.
The kind of culture that humans enjoy can only exist because we are so proficient at teaching and at learning from teachers.
Inadequate clinical exposure to procedures [ 2] and an insufficient supply of faculty proficient in teaching and supervising procedures have been previously cited as barriers to procedural training [ 1, 10, 11].
There is also currently few research carried out in Singapore to better understand how much content knowledge is required for science teachers to be proficient in their teaching.
This will require teacher expertise, buy-in, and administrative support for the time needed to develop, adapt, and/or adopt curricula and become proficient in interdisciplinary teaching.
Thus, they began to import the Lancaster method of "mutual" instruction (named for its developer, the English educator Joseph Lancaster), which in monitorial fashion employed brighter or more proficient children to teach other children under the direction of an adult master or teacher.
In order to approximate the flamboyant playing style of his idol, the jazz band leader Gene Krupa, he started taking drum lessons and became proficient enough to teach the next generation of London drummers, including Mitch Mitchell, who went on to join the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
This paper intends to illustrate a successful effort of a group of English language teachers in becoming technology-proficient in their teaching while creating their teacher e-portfolios.
