Sentence examples for take on teaching from inspiring English sources

Professor X has entwined his take on teaching with episodes in his personal life involving the purchase of a house he could not afford and subsequent marital tension.

"Given the evidence we have on this, I would as a parent encourage late-born siblings to take on teaching roles, with other siblings or other children," said Paul Trapnell, a psychologist at the University of Winnipeg.

The spark is there but fizzles out as you are asked to take on teaching, marking, tutorials, and postgraduate supervision.

Hodgson says: "They'll be mentored, spend time observing and gradually take on teaching responsibilities – they might teach the last 10 minutes of a lesson, for example".

The broader review also identified some elements that create an effective mentoring program, including pairing mentors and mentees based on similar interests and providing support for mentors to take on teaching or advocacy roles.

Hodgson says: "They'll be mentored, spend time observing and gradually take on teaching responsibilities – they might teach the last 10 minutes of a lesson, for example". There's also a good chance that trainees will be offered a job at their school afterwards.

Feedback both from faculty members and students was taken on teaching and learning.

"Random paid about ten cents, so Toni took on teaching jobs," Jason Epstein recalled.

Likewise, taking on teaching responsibilities, essential for those wishing to pursue an academic career, can be problematic when you can't prove yourself experienced in any single subject area.

And these adverse effects are becoming more and more of a problem, given that more and more CRS are taking on teaching responsibilities to plug the gaps left by academics who have been diverted into administrative and management tasks.

Jamie Oliver is taking on teaching Americans to cook healthy meals and empowering them with hands on experience.