Sentence examples for rigorous teaching from inspiring English sources

But despite demanding rigorous teaching, it gives very little guidance on how this should be implemented.

The Roman Catholic boarding-school he attended in Southsea was run by the Christian Brothers, a rigorous teaching order.

Creativity was required, not just logic: "We need rigorous teaching of computing in schools, but fusing art and technology together.

Initially, some critics expressed doubt about the ability of Brazilian children to adapt to the rigorous teaching methods used by the Bolshoi and other Russian ballet companies.

I think the rigorous teaching of academic subjects is teaching "critical-thinking skills," and teaching critical-thinking skills without those subjects is nuts.

And still others are being prodded to take the test by teachers who themselves are gathering experience for the more rigorous teaching that will be required under the new standards.

After 5 months of rigorous theory teaching, students were given hospital assignments as an introduction to the hospital-working environment and patient care.

"We are fixing the problem with a more rigorous curriculum, better teaching, higher standards and tougher discipline".

Minimum standards should be set through a rigorous three-month teaching course, regular evaluations, and in-service training.

But you do not mention that this model of rigorous, inquiry-based teaching uses performance-based assessment rather than the high-stakes Regents tests that are now driving state educational policy.

His famous 1976 Ruskin College speech, launching the 'great debate' on education and outlining plans for a national curriculum and more rigorous inspection of teaching standards was the first stirrings of what was to become mainstream thinking about educational policy: as Blair said last night, it 'still bears reading today'.