Sentence examples for superior teacher from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hoque, from whom scores of Bangladeshi immigrants learned to wield a paintbrush and trowel, proved a superior teacher and mentor to his nephew.
I fancied myself a classics scholar then though I'd soon divert into a major in history and wasn't curious about contemporary political theory; nor did I believe Super Goat Man to be a superior teacher.
I fancied myself a classics scholar then — though I'd soon divert into a major in history — and wasn't curious about contemporary political theory; nor did I believe Super Goat Man to be a superior teacher.
It makes sense that he was good: he had a superior teacher in Wen Zhengming (1470-1559), a leading painter of the day and a garden designer par excellence.
We will hire someone only if we have a strong consensus in the department that that person will be a superior teacher.
There has never been any doubt that my wife is the superior teacher in our family.
You report that he told a gathering of superior teachers, "If you took offense at anything I said, please accept my apology".
Some researchers, like Ken Koedinger, a professor of human-computer interaction and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, take a different view from Heffernan's: computerized tutors shouldn't try to emulate humans, because computers may well be the superior teachers.
The city was one of only four districts to fail to submit a plan that is envisioned as an informed way to identify superior teachers and rid schools of ineffective ones.
He wants more flexibility to reward the best teachers and to remove the troubled ones more easily; to assign superior teachers to schools with the greatest need; to make decisions over union objections, as he did recently with his denial of many teacher sabbaticals.
We need to shake up failed school bureaucracies with competition; hold schools accountable for results; strengthen math, science, technology and engineering curriculums; empower parents with choice; remove barriers to qualified instructors, attract and reward superior teachers, and have a fair but sure process to weed out incompetents.
