Sentence examples for push teaching from inspiring English sources

Women unable to get a mortgage in their own name; banished from the table at the end of dinner parties; having no access to safe, legal abortion; being told that their career options were nursing, secretarial work or, at a push, teaching; being sacked, quite legally, if they became pregnant; being paid - again, quite legally - less than a man in the same job.

Is it a coincidence that we have since seen a Gove project to give all British 11-year-olds access to tablets, and a push on teaching children to code?

Scores on these factors are important given that there is a push towards teaching incident reporting from junior years to foster good behaviours and to develop a culture of understanding and preventing errors.

To avoid the danger of assessment pushing teaching and learning in undesirable directions that are counterproductive (Britton and Schneider, 2007), the instructor of record does not and will not have access to the assessment items.

It works because it operates inside a tight, rigorous testing loop and pushes out teaching techniques and curriculum materials that have been proven effective.

I wasn't pushed into teaching at all, but being around a family of teachers meant that I was always aware of the role and how enjoyable it could be.

We couldn't push or teach her, so her teachers were important.

Their re-release comes at a time when there is a renewed push to teach programming in schools to children as young as five years old.

What does the push to teach evolution in schools have to do with heliocentrism?

Within the last decade there has been a significant push to teach medical trainees about patient safety and quality improvement, in part prompted by landmark publications by the IOM [ 1, 2].

"No one pushed or taught this character — he just had it," said Gary Bowman, Jason's father, and the superintendent of the school district Franklin attended.