Sentence examples for rewarding teaching from inspiring English sources

Although I first hesitated when offered the GSI position, I am glad I accepted: the course proved to be a rewarding teaching experience.

To do that properly would be a seriously expensive exercise, using unannounced observation of classes, similar to Ofsted in schools, and looking at how each institution embeds mechanisms for accrediting, assessing and rewarding teaching.

Students are more intellectually engaged early on in their time at Stanford, and faculty have found that teaching small classes of enthusiastic students in courses of their own design often has been their most rewarding teaching experience.

Reforms such as increasing generalist training, increasing ambulatory care exposure, providing social science courses, teaching lifelong and self-learning skills, rewarding teaching, clarifying the school mission, and centralizing curriculum control have appeared almost continuously since 1910.

Indeed, recognizing and rewarding teaching excellence was widely seen as central for retaining effective teachers and for making teaching an attractive career choice.

His plan was to stay on and teach for no salary, because he couldn't think of anything more fun or rewarding than teaching algebra, geometry, logic and stage craft.

I was a public school teacher and I know what a difficult and rewarding job teaching is.

What do you find most rewarding in teaching, mentoring, and training students?

Both lead rewarding careers teaching teenagers and young adults how to express themselves through documentary work, and both feel an eagerness to push the boundaries of aesthetic expression.

At nearly 70, she just retired from a rewarding career teaching English as a second language to middle school children. 1.

I remember in the late 1960s, my wife, a young Salvation Army officer, spent a very rewarding summer teaching a girl who was both deaf and blind to swim.