Sentence examples for teaching examples from inspiring English sources

The Rav has left us with incredible knowledge through thousands of hours of teaching, examples of courage we will never forget, and the comfort of a Kabbalah Centre we can all call home".

He won't even give us, his loyal pupils, a peek at his poems, instead quoting from established masters or composing teaching examples that, while true to the letter of the law, are about as far from the spirit of poetry as you can get.

Educational research assumes reflection on teaching examples to have positive effects on pre-service teachers' professional development.

We found that the comparison of examples supported their instruction planning more than reflecting good or problematic teaching examples only.

Consequently, the peppered moth may become not only one of the best teaching examples of Darwinian evolution in action that we have but also a bedrock example of the difference between science and nonscience.

In a field experiment with a pre-post-design, we taught "planning self-controlled learning" to 83 undergraduate pre-service physical education teachers and assigned them to three conditions: they either reflected on good teaching or problematic teaching examples or they compared both types of examples.

I think that the reason is simply that the peppered moth story is the most accessible teaching example of Darwinian evolution through the process of natural selection.

The case of industrial melanism in the peppered moth has been used as a teaching example of Darwinian natural selection in action for half a century.

In 1997, the program was honored with the Teaching Example for the Nation Award by President Bill Clinton at the Summit for America's Future in Philadelphia, PA.

The uniform distribution in the preceding example provides the easiest teaching example, but is probably not realistic.

Supervised learning requires an explicit error function between outcome and the taught examples for controlling the learning progress.