Sentence examples for teaching marks from inspiring English sources
Traditional teaching Championing a return to traditional teaching marks out Gove, in the eyes of Tories, as a bold reformer who wants to ensure that core subjects are placed back at the heart of the curriculum.
Intentional teaching marks a departure from tradition because for most of the twentieth century, the focus of research in early childhood education has been "the development of children — not the practices of teachers" (Genishi, Ryan, Ochsner, & Yarnall, 2001, p. 1179).
A learning Framework that emphasizes intentional teaching marks another departure from tradition because it focuses on teaching, learning and child development, rather than being oriented primarily to children's developmental progress.
Many hardworking teachers are quick to explain that few of their number would survive the continuous slog of teaching, marking and crowd-control without the regular breaks.
Crucially, UCU is also highlighting the massive rise in the proportion of university staff on insecure contracts – fixed term and zero-hours – who have little security but on whom universities depend to do much of the teaching, marking and admin: 49% are on these contracts.
The spark is there but fizzles out as you are asked to take on teaching, marking, tutorials, and postgraduate supervision.
After graduating, I spent two months finishing my leftover teaching and marking before becoming unemployed.
During the long summer holidays, when there is no teaching or marking to be had, he relies on his partner for income.
A man who goes by Kawaun Adon Akhenaten7 — and would not provide another name — taught Mr. Marks 52 Blocks and acts as a kind of guide.
Invest in education: It's a timebomb, a professor teaching and marking 300 scripts has no time to put in a competitive proposal for $5m, nor do they have time for critical thinking and innovation.
And Udacity and the xEd mega-MOOCs, with their overt emphasis on data collection and vaguely-defined business models, begin to look like trojan horses for mass-scale automation of teaching and marking.
