Sentence examples for relevance of teaching from inspiring English sources

It is true that very few people question the relevance of teaching.

In-depth analysis of these barriers shows that there are many underlying factors such as the limited teaching in girls' mother tongue and limited relevance of teaching methods,  to name a few.

In recent years, the relevance of teaching pediatrics in the community [ 34, 36] has been recognized, and efforts have been made to change the predominantly hospital teaching model and insert the students in all levels of care.

In 1987, the GMC identified failure to recognise the relevance of teaching at the time as one of the barriers faced when teaching community medicine, including medical statistics [ 5].

The need to demonstrate relevance by educators is perhaps typical of teaching 'service' subjects in applied or vocational courses.

Comments from the students at both schools were highly enthusiastic and the most frequent ones concerned the organization and relevance of the course and the quality of teaching.

The paper fails to comment on the relevance (or lack of it) of that to the policy of teaching about safer sex to British teenagers.

Students ranked simulation-based teaching higher with regard to enjoyment (p = 0.0044), interest (p = 0.0068), relevance to taught subject (p = 0.0313), ease of understanding (p = 0.0476) and accessibility to posing questions (p = 0.001).

Implications for the use of theory and the relevance of congruent teaching in the wider CPD literature are discussed.

Prior to HPV education, the relevance of the teaching content and the methodologies were evaluated by two HPV professionals and a health teacher from the elementary school.

This raises concerns about students' perception of the importance and relevance of theoretical teaching and their uptake of classroom based lectures in the absence of opportunities for practical application.