Sentence examples for shoddy teaching from inspiring English sources

To the current reformers, integration is at best an irrelevance and at worst an excuse to shift attention away from shoddy teaching.

As a retired -- and still recovering -- academic, I agree with Stanley Fish that "the search for truth is its own value," and I, too, think the university should encourage responsible citizenship and questioning of moral values when "the morality in question" involves plagiarism, cheating and "shoddy teaching".

I trained to be an art teacher, so it wasn't all new to me, but I'm very shoddy, very slapdash, and it taught me that it is real work: each painting took nine months, and he was seeking perfection right up to the moment he finished.

Because, at the moment, a 10-year-old boy allocated a teaching assistant two days a week by a shoddy headteacher isn't good enough for me.

It has commissioned a poll from YouGov which shows that four in five adults would be embarrassed to admit they had problems with reading and writing, but fewer than three in five would squirm if confronted about their shoddy sums.A related difficulty is that few adult educators are equipped to teach those who failed to make the grade in school.

A professor at Columbia University, Mr. Stiglitz uses his experience teaching to give the lay reader a lucid account of how overleveraged banks, a shoddy mortgage industry, predatory lending and unregulated trading contributed to the meltdown, and how, in his opinion, ill-conceived rescue efforts may have halted the freefall but have failed to grapple with more fundamental problems.

The task of teaching these students last summer was hampered by staff and supply shortages, as well as by shoddy record-keeping that made it impossible even to know which students showed up.

Teaching on a zero-hours contract is better than a lot of other jobs I have subsidised my shoddy career with over the years.

Shoddy defending, shoddy finishing.

Bit shoddy.

Shoddy materials.