Sentence examples for teaching policy from inspiring English sources

My prescription for a new NHS would have structured career breaks; doctors could be redeployed in teaching, policy, research or management where their skills and experience could feed back into the UK's healthcare system.

However, the lifting of student number controls and increased competition this year makes the first much harder to do successfully, and the split in research and teaching policy heralded by the introduction of the Tef could make the latter a similarly undesirable strategy next year.

Implications for online teaching, policy, and faculty development are discussed.

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The researchers note that since around a fifth of the Welsh population is educated in Welsh at school data on this aspect of language acquisition could help shape regional teaching policy — by, for example,  determining which forms to teach second-language learners or in promoting both dialect and standard written Welsh in schools.

They are Teach Plus Teaching Policy Fellows.

Others involve students in curriculum design, the creation of teaching policies – and the allocation of university funds, including bursaries.

She voted for Mr. Bloomberg in 2001 but has since become disillusioned with what she described as his "scripted teaching policies".

In Jerusalem, the more inclusive but still religious Ma'aleh School of Television, Film and the Arts allows men and women to take courses together, but there is nevertheless an on-site rabbi, and teaching policies reflect pious sensibilities.

In June, after Andrés Alonso stepped down to lead the Baltimore public school system, Chancellor Joel I. Klein plucked Ms. Lyles from her post as a superintendent in Brooklyn to become the chief official in charge of curriculum and teaching policies this summer.

Another explanation might be that after years of poor performance, schools under pressure from Ofsted take action to raise standards, perhaps appointing a new headteacher or adopting new teaching policies.