Sentence examples for teach a class preparing from inspiring English sources

I teach a class preparing under-graduates for employability.

In March, 2000, David Halperin, an English professor at the University of Michigan, was preparing to teach a class called "How to Be Gay: Male Homosexuality and Initiation".

Thailand is next on their list, but that will probably have to wait until Lambert has established his lab and is done preparing to teach a class in Biophysical Methods.

At the Place de Châtelet, a four-lane roundabout which is normally one of central Paris's grimiest traffic points, Cathie Ventalon, a yoga teacher, was laying out yoga mats in the middle of the deserted street and preparing to teach a class in the sunshine.

Does preparing to teach a class excite you or give you a sense of impending doom?

Are you preparing to teach a class you have never taught before and want to feel confident about your course plan?

If you've ever prepared to teach a class or even coach someone, you know that it forces you to think much more explicitly about how and why you do what you do well.

I've had an opportunity to assess what qualities and skills are necessary for a successful career in sports representation as I prepare to teach a class in Sports and Entertainment law at UC Irvine starting in February, and will explore that subject more fully next week.

Ms. Saint John attended Wesleyan University, ostensibly to prepare for becoming a doctor but managing to teach a class on Tupac Shakur, with a professor's supervision, in her spare time.

The principal can teach a class.

Bra school: I teach a class for my employees.