Sentence examples for teach managing from inspiring English sources

For teachers, who have many other responsibilities — not least, to teach — managing even one child with a disability can add a wild card to the day.

Mr. Ng, who works as a part-time consultant for Lifetime Hoan, a household products and gifts company in Westbury, is one of hundreds of prominent professionals, executives and entrepreneurs in Nassau and Suffolk who return every fall to the classroom to teach, managing to carve several hours a week into schedules that are often already packed to bursting.

Essec, another grande école, started teaching "Managing IT in a Networked World" last year as part of its Global M.B.A. program, which is taught in both Paris and Singapore.

The professor who taught managing for sustainability brought my class to the brewery on a class trip so the students could see those business practices, and she still brings classes here.

Davis gave up teaching, managed to get an £89,000 grant from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation to run a year's pilot scheme, and has never looked back, except in ceaseless search of other sources of funding.

Although, Barma notes, "finding high-quality staff to teach and manage the new centers will be a challenge".

FP spent one-third of their workday in coordinating care, teaching and managing.

I have had three trainings, which help me to teach and manage 27 children.

By the fourth cycle, Mother Patern instructors will teach and manage 100% of the material without Yale or CHAI support.

Additionally, attending physicians highlighted residents' teaching skills managing a student/intern struggling with one aspect of bedside encounters.

For faculty members' ability to teach and manage the course effectively, response categories were: yes, definitely; yes, somewhat; no; not at all; and no opinion.