Sentence examples for teaching gaps from inspiring English sources

Teaching gaps arise within the context of curricular changes, and the real time nature of the curriculum map permits ready incorporation of dynamic changes.

"We talk about an achievement gap but we also have a teaching gap, in getting the best methods of instruction down to the hands of those who are teaching at the very earliest grades," Mr. Cross said.

From their book, "The Teaching Gap" (Free Press, 1999), it seems that math instruction in Japan, which ranks high on international exams, is similar to Ms. Buell's methods.

And also immediately close up any gap, let's say, any teaching gap.

The reason, as 73percentt of hiring managers point out, is that colleges are not completely preparing students for the working world and there is nothing filling the teaching gap.

We cannot make major headway in raising student performance and closing the achievement gap until we make progress in closing the teaching gap.

We must address this teaching gap by recognizing the complexity of graduating students ready for a dynamic future, and investing the time for educators to make that return possible.

Because the public sector will never pay as much as the private, he says, and because unions have resisted extra pay for high-demand skills like math teaching, the gap in ability between teachers and other white-collar professionals will become bigger, not smaller.

Powys Teaching funding gap is £8.1m.

The report calls for "some significant recasting" of civics and citizenship teaching, saying "serious gaps" have been identified.

Identification of these attributes would enable curriculum designers to map them onto current teaching and recognise gaps in coverage.