Sentence examples for teaching connected to from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Labour has announced plans to boost teaching connected to black history in schools, along with the history of the British empire, colonialism and slavery.

If you're a staff/administrator, reach out to a faculty member whose research or teaching connects to the mission of your institution.

Wherever the Jews went, they could be inspired, taught, connected to their God.

Diversity Programs in Engineering (DPE): The College of Engineering is committed to a global view of diversity is an important element in ensuring that teaching remains connected to real-world problems, research remains relevant and cutting-edge, and social composition includes a variety of voices, thoughts, ideas, and opinions.

There is debate in the literature over whether peer teaching is connected to short-term or long-term learning gains (Gregory et al., 2011; Fiorella and Mayer, 2013).

If you are teaching a course connected to DH and would like it included, please email the DHLab.

Often ethics in science teaching is primarily connected to internal scientific values as opposed to moral values in relation to science and the rest of society.

Another big challenge when it comes to civic education is public resistance to teaching anything remotely connected to electoral politics in public schools.

The topics they teach aren't connected to the exam syllabus, they are just of personal interest to the student teacher.

In my own experience, WIT has inspired me — by listening to the accomplished keynote speakers and the lessons they taught — to stay connected to my value and purpose, and to own my ambition.

Neil is rolling around on the studio floor in order to teach an expression connected to wealth.