Sentence examples for sufficiently teach from inspiring English sources

I do think there is an element of expertise needed to sufficiently teach GCSE, but at key stage 3 a good teacher should be able to teach and plan lessons outside of their area.

Prose fiction reading is not sufficiently taught either, of course.

Have they been sufficiently taught the optimum form?

Mike Leigh has complained that Peterloo is not sufficiently taught in schools.

In addition, "Research competence" is not sufficiently taught by the PBL-curriculum and needs further improvement to meet job requirements.

Many of the respondents (32, 59.2%) felt a proper training in CPT would have prevented the witnessed ADRs and almost half of the respondents (58%) had not been sufficiently taught how to prevent ADRs.

He mastered photography sufficiently to teach it as an art at the school, where he insisted that students observe the principles of old master composition.

Whether this is due to to their basic lack of maturity (some are essentially children raising children) or their inability to value life sufficiently to teach their child about the value of life, it's not enough to self-righteously proclaim that "Guns don't kill people, people kill people".

Conversely, those that did not return the questionnaire might have been the HEI that did not support EBP sufficiently to teach it in the curriculum.

Most of the people who dropped out did so because they were overwhelmed with classroom discipline problems or felt they were not sufficiently prepared to teach in such troubled environments, Board of Education officials say.

Once I was on my own, I quickly realized that I was not sufficiently trained to teach math to my fifth graders.