Sentence examples for teaching designed from inspiring English sources

In some countries, the education system is adapting to teach skills needed abroad: in Mexico, for example, the Monterrey Technological Institute has offered for two decades a curriculum and style of teaching designed to meet the demands of American multinationals.

Findings of student outcomes contrary to educational goals (for example, teaching designed to enhance appreciation of cultural differences triggering racist abuse) signal the importance of research that explains the impact of teaching on learner outcomes.

The present study examined the efficacy of two different approaches to teaching designed to facilitate children's learning about science concepts and vocabulary related to objects' floating and sinking and scientific problem-solving skills: responsive teaching (RT) and the combination of responsive teaching and explicit instruction (RT + EI).

Recognition of the current complexity and diversity of these contexts has led some to suggest that we have moved 'beyond methods' to a postmethod condition (Kumaravadivelu, 2002), that the quest for a better method has been or should be abandoned in favor of the identification of practices or strategies of teaching designed to reflect local needs and experiences.

After ten years of teaching at the secondary and graduate level, I grew increasingly intolerant of teaching designed to make the instructor look smart, clever, or edgy.

We carried out a randomised controlled trial comparing two methods of teaching, designed in such a way so as to avoid the problems outlined above.

He taught designing at the Fashion Institute of America for eleven years.

Professor Erno Rubik, inventor In the mid-1970s, I was teaching design at the Academy of Applied Arts in Budapest.

By the age of 19, I was teaching design and technology.

Yokoyama started teaching design at the school in 1896 but left when the principal was ousted.

Our local grammar makes a point of not teaching design and technology, and openly sneers at anything vocational.