Sentence examples for teaching introduced from inspiring English sources

During the 1890s, Harvard Law School was pioneering the casebook method of teaching introduced by Dean Christopher Langdell.

Just-in-time teaching introduced by Novak (2011), which includes preclass Web-based assignments called "warm-ups" led to cognitive gains.

The guidelines and teaching principles introduced by the reform will renew management of the curriculum, develop teaching skills and diversify the means and fields of professional qualification.

In the first phase of the course, safety, science process skills, inquiry, and different pedagogical approaches, ranging from a traditional teaching approach to the open-inquiry type of instruction in science teaching, were introduced throughout three weeks, and in the following three weeks, pre-service teachers presented their LPs in groups in microteaching hours.

Residents will most likely be receptive to such teaching when introduced by their primary clinical teachers (as other specialty subjects are taught during their residencies).

One teaching hospital introduced the laparoscopic approach for the treatment of EC in 2006.

Barison and Santos (2012b) addressed the main obstacles encountered with BIM teaching and introduced new strategies to overcome them.

Stern and Papadakis [ 9] blame this weakness on the structure of the curriculum where ethics teaching is introduced early on, with positive reinforcement only implemented in the latter part of the training period.

According to Dixon – who has just published a book on the subject entitled Testing Times – the cause was a "lost decade", in which Wales failed to upgrade its teaching or introduce prescriptive strategies for teaching such as those seen in Scotland or England.

Baskerville, who taught calligraphy, introduced further variations in the spirit of Caslon.

The inclusion or lack of inclusion may be a direct result of how these concepts are taught or introduced in the science classroom.