Sentence examples for teaching in favour of from inspiring English sources

His earlier writings persuaded government to ditch the "strange hybrid of office skills" that schools were teaching in favour of coding, which has more practical uses.

Youngest of five children of Edward and Ruby Harris, Norman grew up on a farm near Ngaruawahia, New Zealand, attended Hamilton high school and briefly went to Auckland University before abandoning his parents' plans for him to go into teaching in favour of taking up a radio copywriter's job.

In 1931 he abandoned teaching in favour of the party apparatus.

I won't dwell on the shocking extent to which reading is neglected in modern languages teaching these days in favour of largely trivial communication which doesn't stick for long, but I will mention my recent experience of examining a doctorate on decoding skills in French in key stage 3.

However, most of the participants perceive the potential of e-learning for learning and teaching, and are in favour of its development at the FMBS.

Mixed-ability teaching is being discouraged in favour of streaming by ability.

Two of Britain's biggest teaching unions have voted in favour of a strike over changes to pensions, in the first sign of collective opposition to the coalition's austerity programme.

It's perhaps for this reason, then, that (to Clémentine's bafflement) he turns down a teaching job at Oxford in favour of a university post in Tripoli, Libya: Colonel Gaddafi, like Saddam Hussein, is another man he admires.

Gove's legacy is Gradgrind education, where arts teaching is stripped out in favour of fact-based subjects such as science, technology, economics and maths: imagination replaced with coding.

The Train-The-Trainers model, a top-down educational activity, has accomplished its path allowing all the master degree physicians to teach headache medicine locally in favour of GPs.

Firstly, I would like to say that I am completely in favour of teaching computing.