Sentence examples for teaching for its from inspiring English sources
Ruth clearly enjoys teaching for its power to intimidate.
We need a stronger national effort encouraging college students to enter teaching for its nonfinancial benefits.
"Through a narrator it introduces our Katlehong life — where are we coming from, and how do how do we conduct funerals, how is life in the mines, how do young people get on with their lives?" The troupe relies on touring as well as teaching for its survival, Mr. Mdoyi said, adding that there are few performance opportunities for them at home.
Shatkin believes women likely value post-secondary teaching for its high earnings, prestige and stimulating environments.
My main reason for doing it is simply that I am hooked on the activity of language teaching for its own sake.
He also assisted Monge in organizing what became the École Polytechnique, where he taught chemistry and set up a teaching laboratory for its students.
About 430 BC he came to Athens from Chios and opened a school of geometry, and began teaching, thus became one of the few individuals ever to enter the teaching profession for its financial rewards.
He taught courses in photography and the history of graphic design at Parsons The New School for Design, teaching recognized for its outstanding reflection of multicultural and international perspectives.
The Greater Buffalo United Accountable Healthcare Network, a new, seven-doctor practice in upstate New York, is building a gym and a teaching kitchen for its patients, who are mostly inner-city minorities.
It's the sequel to the wildly popular Educating Essex, which two years ago received plaudits from within and outside the teaching profession for its unvarnished portrayal of 21st-century schooling.
Khan arrives at a time when Pakistan's research community faces big challenges, from an economic crisis that is strangling labs to a chronic shortage of research and teaching positions for its PhD holders.
