Sentence examples for teach in terms of from inspiring English sources

Art and design are expensive to teach in terms of space and staff, but both have been cut back at the same time that student numbers have shot up.

Dove at Southhampton also advises looking in detail at how subjects are taught in terms of contact hours and structure.

"I utilized a lot of what we were teaching in terms of applying it to my life as we went," she said.

The Sex Education Forum wants pornography taught in terms of "media literacy and representation, gender, sexual behaviour and body image".

I've never been properly taught in terms of who I should sedate, how I should sedate them (IV, IM, orally) and when/what the implications are for sedation so I think I would like to have some more guidelines for sedation.

History is taught in terms of wars and leaders, but the real changes in history tend to be economic.

Medical students were involved in Phase 1 to give insight into important components of their current curriculum and what would, from their perspective, inform a model for pMSK teaching in terms of concepts and format; we deemed this important, as students are the ultimate recipients of curricula design.

Later, as a history professor, I would teach revolution in terms of origins and causes, agency and contingency.

And the work isn't in vain: Hazzard has much to teach, both in terms of her message and her craft.

The bacterial Internet has a lot to teach us in terms of how long-term communication can be sustained for the mutual benefit of a complex social system.

Among many of my friends who are teachers, they teach it in terms of the Dystopian novel -- as it indeed is.