Sentence examples for push to teach from inspiring English sources
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].
The push to Teach Peace in our schools is being amplified by a new national initiative organized by The Peace Alliance, entitled: "Be the Movement!
History, which should be thrilling and engaging, becomes one of the most hated courses in the dull test-prep way we are pushed to teach it.
Betty Sternberg, Connecticut's education commissioner, said having challenging tests pushed schools to teach higher-level skills.
He presides here much like he did at S.N.C.C. meetings in the 1960's: softly, often sitting down, pushing students to teach each other rather than follow him, the outsider.
While Mr. Giuliani is pushing for teachers to teach more, Ms. Weingarten said that more time in the classroom would be so draining as to be counterproductive.
Since the account of cultivation typically presupposed practice in conformity with the social practice requiring justification, the threat of circularity pushed traditionalists eventually to teach about and appeal to an allegedly innate or pre-social human psychology.
Some Mexican-Americans fighting to counter the popular concept that Cinco de Mayo is merely a drinking fiesta see Puebla's push as a chance to teach Americans about its significance, and restore at least some of its original meaning as a celebration of self-determination and liberty.
A new group, code.org, for example, has people like Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook and Bill Gates of Microsoft pushing for all schools to teach children to code.
