Sentence examples for teaching compared with from inspiring English sources

Of this, £2.3bn is for teaching, compared with £3.2bn last year.

But cutting research funding would hit elite universities disproportionately; last year UCL received nearly £69m from the government for teaching compared with £104m for research.

After 12 years, 63percentt of fellows are still teaching, compared with a state average of 49percentt, according to the Public School Forum, the nonprofit organization based in Raleigh that runs the program.

Forcing states to be transparent about the quality of teachers in high-poverty schools will create pressure to make changes, Duncan said, so that low-income children will have equal access to good teaching compared with their more affluent peers.

The report claims that excluded children get a far poorer quality of teaching compared with those kept in mainstream classrooms, although three times more money is being spent on children in pupil referral units.

They found that the region's teachers spent less than 65% of their time in class actually teaching, compared with a benchmark of good practice in schools in the United States of 85% (see chart).

In the 1997-98 school year, he said, 13.7percentt of the city's teachers were not certified in any of the subjects they taught, compared with just 3.3percentt in the rest of the state.

The poll showed 41percentt of respondents wanted parents to have the primary say over how evolution is taught, compared with 28percentt who said teachers and scientists should decide and 21percentt who said school boards should.

"The only reason I'm here to teach" compared with "somebody who's got a Ph.D., is because I've been through it," he said, speaking of the Rolling Stone episode as well as his military career.

Various EBP contents were covered, with statistical concepts more frequently taught compared with critical EBP content.

Undergraduates showed significant gains in understanding of topics related to the curriculum they taught, compared with other course content, on both types of assessments.