Sentence examples for tasks of teaching from inspiring English sources

However the tasks of teaching and professional recognition are unclear.

Lee (2015) observes that as new theoretical perspectives, like embodied cognition, emerge in education, so do new ways of using technology to support the difficult tasks of teaching and learning.

The task of teaching them first befell the parents.

BRITONS don't like the idea of schools turning a profit on the sacred task of teaching their children.

When she has gathered together a chirpy band of five-, six- and seven-year-olds, she solemnly sets about the task of teaching.

During practice the task of teaching him seemed hopeless, but in actual demonstration he made the best score in the battalion.

B6 CLERIC'S MISSION A Muslim chaplain aboard the aircraft carrier Enterprise has taken on the task of teaching the troops about Islam.

The task of teaching the newly filled ranks has been complicated by what is at once a good but still handicapping reality: the city has far fewer fires, where the real seasoning of firefighters takes place.

In those decades, many health experts devoted their lives to conducting research on the new science called nutrition and the task of teaching others how to avoid deadly illnesses by altering their diets.

The task of teaching these students last summer was hampered by staff and supply shortages, as well as by shoddy record-keeping that made it impossible even to know which students showed up.

The market gets books to readers; it is governments who have the harder task of teaching kids to read.Though he is a free-market fan, Mr Easterly is sceptical of sweeping free-market reforms.