Sentence examples for teaching academics from inspiring English sources

Another of the many rules was that, with the rarest of exceptions, the programme called on three teaching academics.

William Damon, director of the Center on Adolescence at Stanford, said developing social skills can be as crucial as teaching academics.

I find it odd that even as universities are excelling at teaching academics, David Brooks calls it a paradox that they are not teaching "moral judgment" and "courage".

Bragg said the use of the tense had drifted in and out of the English language for hundreds of years and was keen to point out it was still commonly used by teaching academics.

Now they must think it is useful for them and their students because they are all teaching academics; it's not my job to be the policeman and say: 'stop using it, you can't go down that street; I direct you to go to the street over there'.

But, as with teaching academics to such students, it also comes with great challenges.

"It's about recognising that teaching vocational subjects is even more complex than teaching academic subjects".

The research also shows that students rate their teaching, academic support and learning resources highly.

As long as schools are teaching academic degrees (and, after all, the letters MBA stand for Master of Business Administration), they have to teach the most compelling business theories around.

"Much of the fault lies with universities - they should be focusing more effort on teaching academic writing, including how to cite and how not to plagiarise.

An appropriate education for students like Donovan is a delicate balance between teaching academic standards and supporting improvements in the ability to communicate, engage in social interaction and enjoy some degree of independence and choice.