Sentence examples for teaching is made from inspiring English sources

Teaching doesn't just demand an aptitude for teaching; or, put it another way, an aptitude for teaching is made up of many subsidiary aptitudes.

The virtual simulation teaching is made possible by means of the link technique of PPT and Matlab, and hence further overcomes the limitation of PowerPoint, which could not carry out dynamic computing and plotting.

But the art of good teaching is making complex words and ideas penetrable for all (something I still struggle with).

Nonetheless, they are often treated differently, and Chad Weiden, who led efforts to set up a gay-friendly school in Chicago, says that part of the skill in teaching is making sometimes abstract issues accessible to students.

Granting that in 'ten years' the children of a community might by teaching be made 'perfect' it seems to me that to do so there must be perfect people to teach them" (J. S. Mill 1972, 19).

10 27 An appointment within the next 2 4 weeks for the patient teaching was made.

What Jones does that is harder to teach is make successful adjustments to the football and do so against physical play.

So someone who is put into a classroom to substitute teach is making roughly ¼ of the salary the regular teacher is making.

And the Statue of Liberty, which we were taught was made out of pennies donated by French school kids.

Adding to the pressure perhaps is the academy's legacy of military prowess, reflected by the West Point adage: "Much of the history we teach was made by people we taught".

An unofficial motto of the academy's history department is "Much of the history we teach was made by people we taught".