(This excludes the four propaganda symphonies on Communistic subjects, for which a triumphal close was required).
But many educators teach subjects for which there are no widely used tests.
His portfolio took in books and television, the subjects for which he was best known, and film and politics, among other areas.
What follows is a scrapbookish half hour of humour, that (justifiably) banks on our curiosity about Sweet's character, then craves our indulgence as he flits between throwaway subjects, for which PowerPoint supplies a succession of so-so visual punchlines.
West Virginia has so many vacant teaching positions that, in many schools, grades had been combined for efficiency, and teachers were teaching subjects for which they were not certified or trained.
Some of his forays outside church history were partly designed to help students (and their teachers) to explore attractive subjects for which the original sources were not easily accessible.
The number of full-time undergraduates in each subject is expressed as a percentage of the total number of full-time undergraduates counted in subjects for which the institution is included within the subject table.
You drop the subjects for which you have the least enthusiasm or which seem the least useful to you at that moment, and then have plenty of time to regret it later.
In the modern school reform era, curriculum itself has been dramatically narrowed in many schools to allow extra focus on the two subjects for which standardized tests are given — math and English language arts.
But ever since he dropped out of high school in Cincinnati and moved to New York City in 1953 to become an artist, Mr. Greene has also painted many subjects for which there was no commission and not the slightest interest by anyone other than himself.
Schleswig-Holstein: Physics, mathematics, music, and arts are the subjects for which teachers are needed.
