Sentence examples for teaching changes from inspiring English sources

Art inspires us; teaching changes us.

Even though, as Mr Sethi said, "teaching changes lives…we are all what we are today because someone taught us".

For instance, he said, the district had made several teaching changes and tightened fiscal operations, and has begun to look at revising the curriculum.

However, it constantly needs to be upgraded and enhanced due to technological and teaching changes.

"We're going to represent so many others," Winters said before speaking at a panel about religion and sexuality in downtown Philadelphia, then driving to Washington, D.C. "The only way people like me will be protected is if church teaching changes".

In other words, exposure to teaching changes a student's internal standards to benchmark their own performance.

(R3) Furthermore, the respondents indicated that their conceptions of teaching changed from teaching-centred to learning-centred, from telling to engaging (cf. also Quote # 8).

They recommend teaching "change through time," but do not specify what that involves.

How has teaching changed? A. There's no question it has become more theoretical: more looking at the anthropology, the sociology, the economics surrounding art history.

In short I was bullied by being called into meetings for nothing, my academic ability was belittled, development opportunities denied and my teaching changed.

Re "Educators or Kingmakers?," by David White, and "Teaching Change," by Andrew J. Rotherham (Op-Ed, March 10): Conservatives should not blame teachers' unions for wanting a voice in decision-making in our schools.