Sentence examples for stimulating teaching from inspiring English sources

Moreover, 79.2%% of teachers believe that video games' great teaching capacity and their introduction in the classroom can function as a stimulating teaching method (aDeSe 2012, p. 32).

The Guardian Teacher Network has some stimulating teaching resources to help explore the life and achievements of ancient Greeks and look at their huge influence on the western world in key stage 2 and beyond.

Several schools reported that the kits inspired more creative and stimulating teaching, helped to lift the post-hurricane morale of students and in many cases improved learning outcomes for children.

That I should stimulate, teach and perform for my daughter ever waking hour?

Such an environment should be not only supporting but also stimulate teaching and learning engineering creativity.

We might have educated our kids, stimulated them, taught them to care and share, and protected them from bad things, but we now have a generation, called millennials (at Euro RSCG Worldwide PR, the agency I run, we consider them to be currently 18 to 25 years old), that is smart, plugged-in and tech-savvy--but oversensitive.

Throughout the day Ithandile and Lethokuhle are stimulated, fed, taught and cared for.

To further stimulate interest in teaching HSR, the schools should explore the potential for a regional mentoring program for junior faculty as well as an eLearning in-service course to expand access but also stimulate more interest in HSR among health professionals.

I am emotionally satisfied, intellectually stimulated (I learned more while teaching one semester of neurobiology than in my entire graduate school career), and over-worked and underpaid.

Did they understand the lesson?" Imaginative and cost-effective Mr. Treve encourages the use of locally sourced teaching aids to stimulate children's imaginations and cut costs.

What aspects of the new buildings stimulate better teaching, learning and research?