Sentence examples for teaching issues from inspiring English sources

While U.S. and European universities have been grappling with the teaching issues involved, Asian universities have been lagging behind.

Prior to this, she served two years as vice-president and trustee of the University of the West of England Students Union, with responsibility for representing students on learning and teaching issues and developing student representation.

The results are analysed and compared, important teaching issues are indicated.

Finally, a fifth of physicists reported regular reliance on their department chair regarding teaching issues, whereas only one biologist (4 %) and no chemists reported such contact.

This classical example concentrates on the essential teaching issues of process synthesis and integration for processes with reaction, separation and recycle.

The rest of the time is spent learning (or relearning) those parts of physics, biology or chemistry that they will have to teach, and getting to grips with the curriculum and other teaching issues, such as pupil assessment.

Furthermore, the online teaching issue is almost inexistent in the first perspective on digital scholarship (information sciences), which focus is mainly research and the scientific communication to the scientific community or the wider public, as we showed earlier.

If parents don't know how to discipline their own children, that is a parenting issue, not a teaching issue.

In addition to the retrieval function users can select specific case series which are aggregated by authorized radiologists, typically on a specific teaching issue (e.g. selected lung cases).

Is it intended that all capabilities should, after the trial period, automatically become "licence to teach" issues?

Bob Steele, who teaches issues of journalism ethics at the Poynter Institute in St . Petersburg Fla., was unpersuaded, saying, "I don't think there is any journalistic imperative to show the decapitated head of a murder victim in this fashion".