Sentence examples for specialised teaching from inspiring English sources

Panellists offered a pragmatic perspective on the need for yoga instructors to have specialised teaching qualifications in therapeutic yoga.

It's easy to measure the value for money of university courses based on contact time: why should a student of medicine, whose timetable is full from dawn till dusk with specialised teaching and a free cadaver thrown in, be charged the same as an English literature student who only spends 12% of their university year being taught face to face?

Although several issues are discussed within the book, one must be aware that The Complete Recovery Book cannot replace specialised teaching books, since the treatment of patients in the recovery room involves a variety of skills.

We specialise in teaching critical life skills, not literacy and numeracy".

Judith has 16 years experience, specialising in teaching three to seven-year-olds.

With his mother specialising in teaching "non-violent conflict resolution", Damon admits that it has affected his choice of scripts.

Their role is easy to understand – they specialise in teaching A-levels to 16- to 18- year-olds.

Some institutions should specialise in teaching such degrees, others should become predominantly postgraduate institutions and have the time, money and expertise to do proper advanced teaching.

By 1974, she was specialising in teaching a particular style of American modern jazz, but found herself pulled by other influences.

One of the most advanced projects is in Birmingham where Aston University will back an academy for 600 pupils, specialising in teaching engineering and manufacturing skills alongside more traditional studies.

Asked about the new University Technical Colleges - which specialising in teaching pupils skills like engineering and construction from the age of 14, she replied:  "What I don't want is that just because it is a certain type of school, we're not going to offer a core curriculum".