Sentence examples for skills of teaching from inspiring English sources

Gustafsson et al. (2013) reviewed the literature on such meditating effects and concluded that both experimental and observational studies have demonstrated effects on development of pre-literacy and literacy skills of teaching children phonological awareness, reading to the child, involving parents in their children's learning, and teaching oral language skills (Hoff 2003, 2006).

Each level of education demands different skills of teaching and learning ability.

The most important set of skills for a teacher are the skills of teaching.

She had learned Spanish in Leningrad, and the skill of teaching the language was what she chose to market, in part by passing herself off as Susana, the daughter of a child refugee from the Spanish Civil War.

The majority of participants felt simulation would be useful for the acquisition of teaching skills.

Professional development is one of the vogue phrases in the education world these days, as schools struggle to meet higher standards and to improve the skills of a teaching force that includes high numbers of novice and uncertified teachers.

Ongoing primary care redesign is furthermore demanding new clinical skills of preceptors teaching in complex clinical settings [ 19].

This skewed trend toward non-surgical methods of contraception has been attributed mainly to the lack of skills of the teaching staff [ 25].

Maybe the decline of deep reading isn't due to reading skill atrophy but to the need to develop a very different sort of skill, that of teaching yourself to focus your attention.

These data are supplemented with reviews of professionals' records of skills teaching and parents' skill and knowledge development, as well as parents' home-based clinical-management records.

Improving teaching behavior in a time span of only six weeks on average is remarkable since earlier studies indicated that it takes over 15 years to master complex teaching skills with a 'natural development' of teaching skills of about 25% of a standard deviation.