Sentence examples for teaching in part from inspiring English sources

She picked teaching, in part, because, she said, government jobs like public education "opened opportunities not otherwise available to us".

To the Editor: I abandoned a career in teaching in part because I had no desire to be part of the surveillance state.

Other reforms included programs by the National Science Foundation to reinvigorate science and math teaching in part by drawing working scientists into classrooms.

The vice provost for advances in learning also oversees the Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching (HILT), whose aim is to catalyze innovation and excellence in learning and teaching, in part by offering grants and programming to support efforts by individual faculty members, programs, centers, and other University affiliates.

Billed as an opera but actually part teach-in, part installation and part semi-musical performance, Jean Michel Bruyère's "Situation Huey P. Newton" spilled from a labyrinthine auditorium building into a nearby park, full of enigmatic insights into the Black Panther movement and its resonances today.

During the student protests at Essex in May 1968, he took part in teach-ins as part of the "Free University of Essex", which led to conflict with some colleagues.

The programs are taught in part by volunteers from both local and large corporations.

These sexual values are taught in part by parents, clergy, political leaders, books, movies, and television.

In fall 2010 Harvard University debuted a new course on science and cooking taught in part by Catalan chef Ferran Adrià.

The lesson: the finer points of promotional packages, taught in part by William Lauder, the president of Clinique.

In Proust, we learn to take solace in memory (Proust is hard to teach, in part, because twenty-one-year-olds have barely had time to forget anything).