Through comparing and contrasting the aspects of essence, curriculum concepts, curriculum objectives, teaching suggestion, and assessment, we are informed with in this study the challenges Chinese teachers will face in China and Singapore in terms of language teaching essence, teaching technology, students' individual factors, teachers' roles, assessment, etc.
Second, using abhi in the sense of preponderance and distinction, abhidharma has also been deemed a distinct, higher teaching; the essence of the Buddha's teachings or that which goes beyond what is given in the Buddha's discourses, in a sense somewhat reminiscent of the term "metaphysics" (e.g., Dhs-a 2 3; Horner 1941; von Hinüber 1994).
His/her Goals for the teaching interaction in essence, what he or she is trying to achieve.
Tolle says that his book, The Power of Now, is "a restatement for our time of that one timeless spiritual teaching, the essence of all religions".
Buddhism teaches in essence that there are no gods in the full sense of the word.
My mother, queen of hippie food and herbalism, stayed home in Bolinas, California, to study plants, teach flower essence classes, and write poetry.
The new mothers were taught the essence of exclusive breastfeeding, and mothers who had nursed children before understood how healthy their recent babies were, compared to those who were not exclusively breastfed.
James Fogel, a lawyer, is fortunate to have the luxury of regarding teaching as "in essence a volunteer job".
Chef Javier Wong taught me the essence of ceviche.
"We would hope Mr. George's law school education taught him the essence and import of the First Amendment.
Like a professor in class, Umpire Jerry Crawford stood in the Yankees' clubhouse here today and, in essence, taught Strike Zone 101.
