Sentence examples for promoted teaching from inspiring English sources

This morning, Mrs. Bush traveled to the Patricia R. Harris Educational Center in Southeast Washington to an event that promoted teaching.

I'm not sure I can claim that I have life experience at 33, but let's assume I do J I have become the leader I am today partly because of the family I have, who are basically all teachers, and who have always promoted teaching instead of preaching, meaning you learn by doing and others learn by your doing, independent of what you're saying.

I want to lead and inspire others, and promote teaching as an amazing career choice.

Idaho is using a curriculum called First Move, which was developed by America's Foundation for Chess, a nonprofit, Seattle-based organization that promotes teaching chess in school.

Brigham Young University is a LDS sponsored private institution that promotes teaching religious principles in every subject.

Several states (e.g., Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Kansas; Matzke 2016) have passed what are referred to as 'stealth creationist' legislation that promotes teaching alternative concepts, such as Intelligent Design, alongside evolution (Scott and Matzke 2007; Matzke 2016) or promotes teaching nonscientific 'holes' in well-established scientific principles.

The bible curriculum bill, which came a few years after Democrats opposed Republican attempts to promote teaching a translation of the scriptures, was an attempt to preempt a Republican attempt to display the Ten Commandments in schools.

First Lady Inaugurates National Task Force on the Adolescent Girl International Day of the Girl Child: Government and partners launch the 'National Campaign on Adolescent Girls International Dayy of Peace: Government and UNICEF promote teaching and learning for peace.

Instead of helping professionalize teaching, the organization has demeaned it, Gloria Ladsof-Billings of the University of Wisconsin contends, by promoting "teaching as volunteer work".

Initiatives such as Learning Outside the Classroom (LOtC) - which promotes teaching and learning beyond the school premises - have seen schools sign up for adventure activities as never before, according to providers.

Susan Williamson, the trust's director of leadership and innovation, urges schools not to rely on forming superficial overseas partnerships as a means of promoting teaching of international issues in schools.