Sentence examples for teaching handbooks from inspiring English sources
While student epistemology is rarely emphasized in college teaching handbooks, students' attitudes in this area can strongly influence their learning.
Plagiarism is often comical, as when the University of Oregon plagiarised the section of Stanford's teaching handbook dealing with – plagiarism.
A PE consultant at the state Department of Education during the 1980s and 1990s, Bartelt helped create a state physical fitness test for students and helped develop teaching guidelines, handbooks and curricula.
But when the lawyers entered the courtroom with an armful of paperback books -- copies of a "Teach Yourself" handbook on Islam for each of the 12 jurors -- the prosecutors objected.
There, in 1675, he published his Spiritual Guide, a small handbook teaching that Christian perfection is achieved by a mixture of contemplation and divine assistance.
In Science Teaching Reconsidered: A Handbook, conceptual misunderstandings are described as phenomena that occur when students are not forced to confront the discrepancies between their own preconceived ideas and real-world observations.
Standardisation between groups is encouraged by very detailed teaching plans and tutor handbooks which outline the teaching aims and learning outcomes for every single session.
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Gordon Uno's Handbook on Teaching Undergraduate Science Courses: A Survival Training Manual (the Next Wave's review can be found here - note: the cost of the book on 4/4/01 is $19.50).
She is co-editor of a special 2008 issue of Leader to Leader journal and co-author of a chapter in "The Handbook for Teaching Leadership".
The numerous writings by mystics, who often expressed their wisdom in rather cryptic language (thereby contributing to the profundity of Arabic vocabulary), and the handbooks of religious teaching produced in eastern Arab and Persian areas (Sarrāj, Kalābādhī, Qushayrī, and, in Muslim India, al-Hujwīrī) are generally superior to those produced in western Muslim countries.
