A rush to teach neglects those students who need the repetition and practice.
Beginning as a champion of the underprivileged, he established near Zürich in 1774 an orphanage in which he attempted to teach neglected children the rudiments of agriculture and simple trades in order that they might lead productive, self-reliant lives.
Ofsted has been campaigning for schools to make more use of whole-class teaching, whose neglect it regards as one of the reasons for under-achievement in other subjects.
Intelligent designers revealed a weakness in evolution teaching - neglect of how genetic systems are organized to allow adaptation to evolve - for which Kirschner and Gerhart (2005) and others provided a remedy.
"Education has endured a toxic mix of interference in the detail of teaching and neglect of the support schools need to succeed".
It is alleged that universities are now so focused on research that teaching is neglected and standards are scandalous.
It might be true to say that school history teaching has neglected the subject, or Paxman's own world of broadcasting - except for occasional colourful, often kitsch, exercises in nostalgia.
Since resources are limited, they also tend to neglect teaching quality.
Although traditional early marriage appears to be a diminishing feature of life in Egypt, schools across the country continue to neglect teaching on sexual health.
The tendency of modern scientific teaching is to neglect the great books, to lay far too much stress upon relatively unimportant modern work and to present masses of detail of doubtful truth and questionable weight in such a way as to obscure principles.
At home he was a tyrant, nagging his daughter about her weight, bullying his sons to play ball games so as to stop them becoming effeminate, and berating his wife for taking a teaching job and neglecting the housework.
