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In Beethoven's time the fugue became favoured as an instrument of pedagogy, especially in institutions such as the Paris Conservatory, where, beginning with Luigi Cherubini and continuing with Théodore Dubois and André Gédalge, a specialized and strictly regulated fugue d'école ("school fugue") style was established that has continued to be taught into the 21st century.

The remaining two supervisors taught into the nursing course year's one through three.

Teaching hospitals have turned teaching into a business in order to survive.

In 1952 he returned to Harvard, where he continued to teach into the early 21st century.

The recent proliferation of assessments has turned teaching into a high-stakes business without offering tools for making improvements.

ISTVAN DOBOZI Gaithersburg, Maryland A teacher's charterI read your advice about "how to turn teaching into a job that attracts high-flyers" ("Those who can", February 14th).

Key trends The extension of sophisticated media studies tools and teaching into the lower secondary and primary years is another key trend of note.

Issues of racial difference and tolerance, though, have arisen explosively recently via allegations of the so-called "Trojan Horse" plot to introduce "extremist" Islamist teaching into some Birmingham schools.

Anita Desai has taken to stealing across the border from the US, where she teaches, into Mexico, where she rents a hideaway in the mountain village of Tepotzlan.

Admittedly, time constraints and clinical demands can make incorporation of physics teaching into clinical practice problematic.

And some of these former soldiers, with memories of the trenches, would have still been teaching into the 1960s.