Sentence examples for teaching genius from inspiring English sources

Yes, adhering to a script tamps down any spark of teaching genius.

Barbara Lourie Sand's book "Teaching Genius" describes the methods of the legendary Juilliard violin instructor Dorothy DeLay.

The way Rain maintains control over her antic, chattering students — now getting tough, now letting them loose — feels like the rhythm of a teaching genius.

For more than a decade, though, she was closely observed by Barbara Lourie Sand, whose resulting book, "Teaching Genius: Dorothy DeLay and the Making of a Musician" (Amadeus Press), at last opens the door to Miss DeLay's studio.

"With Galamian there was almost no room for give and take because he had a particular system that he applied to everybody," Mr. Perlman told Barbara Lourie Sand, the author of "Teaching Genius: Dorothy DeLay and the Making of a Musician," a book about Miss DeLay, published in 2000.

It wouldn't exist without Professor Lauer's dedication, commitment, and teaching genius.

It's also important to note that these creativity techniques are not going to turn an average kid into a young Einstein or Picasso – everyone accepts that you can't teach genius.

Recently I was talking to a friend who teaches geniuses at the top music school in the city.

The six partners are CoderDojo, Code Club, Computing at Schools, Generating Genius, Teach First and OCR — each of whom will be provided with a supply of Pis to give to kids who show interest in computer science courses.

With your marketing genius, Teach Me Tonight will be a world-wide winner overnight.

If your child is a math genius, teach them this trick to multiply 11's by double digit numbers.