Sentence examples for teaching attempts from inspiring English sources

For the first time, too, a book about case method teaching attempts to show how the method can be applied in a liberal arts setting.

After his teaching attempts, Whitman went back to Huntington, New York to found his own newspaper, the Long Islander.

Like a quest against Babel, he has studied and studied and now teaches and teaches, attempting to bring cultures together by giving them the simple chance to have a conversation with one another.

Cool schools are a million miles from what Heppell calls the "old factory model" of education with its Dick Turpin style of stand-and-deliver teaching that attempts to churn out uniform, compliant children.

Utilising a PBL approach to teaching EBM attempts to add the element of 'clinical realism' to the case.

Had not the Depression taught that attempts to balance the budget would only worsen an economic downturn?

Through his art and teaching, he attempted to lead British painting away from the indigenous anecdotal pictures of the early 18th century toward the formal rhetoric of the continental Grand Style.

King and his Southern Christian Leadership Conference tried to give the movement shape, whether through Gandhian teach-ins, attempts to win over the institutional black Baptist church, meetings with national politicians or simply King's own restless sermonizing in countless cities and towns.

From every direction, slick touts for Microsoft and the History Channel or inventors with chaotic eyebrows and "truly revolutionary" teaching robots attempt to infiltrate our fast-flickering attention spans.

The study also did not break down the content in each course or how they were taught to attempt to isolate particular weaknesses. .

To try and mitigate this, universities and teaching hospitals are attempting to create joint structures that seek to better align management though integration of working practices and co-location of staff.