Sentence examples for secure teaching from inspiring English sources

He didn't have a secure teaching job, and he realized, he says, "that there are no guarantees.

At this time he worked with Henry of Ghent in opposing the newly formed mendicant religious orders, whose members were attempting to secure teaching positions at the university.

Of course, the situation at Hogwarts had never been anywhere near as bad as at the universities in Eastern and Central Europe, where Jewish wizards as eminent as Freud and Einstein, unable to secure teaching appointments, were forced to use their magic in the service of formulating bizarre Muggle theories.

He found a more secure teaching post in a local college in 1708, and published a theological commentary on the interpretation of the Bible and the Eucharist in 1720 under the title La Doctrine des protestans sur la liberté de lire l'Ecriture Sainte, etc. [Protestant Teaching about Freedom to Read the Holy Scriptures, etc.].

In came secure teaching jobs and the propriety of pedagogy.

Named acting deputy attorney general, Mueller made certain his Public Integrity associates remained secure, taught the new deputy the ropes and now has Ashcroft's backing for the F.B.I. job.

Positive and enterprising, he had already secured teaching qualifications, and added to them with diplomas in physical education and management studies.

As Andy Glockner writes for Sports Illustrated, Kentucky Coach John Calipari can now stop answering questions about whether and when his team will win a national title and focus on what he really likes: "Coach basketball, help select players secure lifetime security, teach all of them how to succeed in life outside of basketball.

Teachers believe good teaching must secure both students' conceptual understanding of science based on their experiencing knowledge construction processes.

The canvas was draped over wood and secured taught, much like its use on the ships, except now the woven threads would carry images of a time, and its period leaving evidence of its people, their struggles and their passions for us to cherish and contemplate thousands of years later.

Inspectors who visited the school in November said "a sizeable proportion of parents" had concerns and good teaching and learning across the school had not been secured.