Sentence examples for teaching equivalent from inspiring English sources

It is, for me, the antidote to the priggishness that is currently the vogue in educational debate, and is the teaching equivalent of John Lydon's (aka Johnny Rotten of Sex Pistols fame) advice to the working class, "Get smart.

The Tories have already promised to introduce a teaching equivalent of the Research Excellence Framework, however half-baked the idea and however damaging the long-term effects of research assessment have been.

How about a Royal College for teaching, Ms Leslie suggests, providing a universally-recognised career progression to the teaching equivalent of the consultant surgeon, ie, a practitioner of the highest quality who also teaches younger colleagues?

Within each semester, all class and recitation/lab sections were taught by equivalent teaching teams and were provided the same instructional materials and activities.

After finishing college, candidates for the program go through several weeks of summer training in teaching, the equivalent of boot camp.

Working at a small institution was vastly different from working at a large state university, she soon found, and not just because she was teaching the equivalent of five courses per year (including lab sections) instead of two while still having significant research expectations.

As a member of the faculty at an MSI Long Island Universityty, Brooklyn) that prides itself on its small class sizes and high faculty to student ratio, I am faced with a teaching load equivalent to 12 hours per week, not including time for preparation, grading, and mentoring students.

While previous research has shown that computer based EBM teaching is equivalent to face-to-face teaching, [ 12] there has been a lack of studies evaluating educational provision in the workplace via e-learning fitted around doctors' daily practice.

A tenured professor in Natural Sciences at York College at the City University of New York (CUNY --and the only astronomer in his department--he teaCUNY --anduivalent of at least 21 hours of CUNY --and each year, witheut teaching assistants.

Bard is also asking that applicants have an undergraduate major in the subject they want to teach, or equivalent course work.

Many community colleges in California also teach the equivalent of Cal's CS61A/B, so recruiting from them is possible.