Sentence examples for reflected in teaching from inspiring English sources

Are these differences reflected in teaching?

There are natural barriers between the English and Chinese language which are reflected in teaching approaches.

This was also reflected in teaching practices of the participants thanks to sufficient and appropriate guidance despite some reported external and internal obstacles.

This can demotivate well-prepared students and be reflected in teaching performance scores [ 10, 25].

We expect that opportunity for group interaction is valued by students and will reflect in teaching performance scores in a positive way based on Spruijt et al. [ 11].

The traditional mathematics program gets a bad rap, largely because it is taught by elementary school teachers who have often been shown not to love the subject — which may be reflected in their teaching — and secondary school teachers who are "forced" to teach to the test, preventing them from making the subject appropriately exciting.

I feel my scepticism is reflected in traditional teaching to be found within Islam and indeed other religious traditions.

A gradual acceptance of the Franciscan's views over the next several centuries was reflected in the teaching of various popes (especially Sixtus IV in the late 15th century) and the councils of Basel (1439) and Trent (1546).

This battle is reflected in the teaching of the two languages, Arabic and Hebrew.

Along these lines, a Rutledge and Mitchell study (2002) demonstrated that as a central and unifying theme of biology, the theory of evolution was not reflected in the teaching of a relatively high number of Indiana public school biology teachers.

What values do we want reflected in the teaching profession?