Sentence examples for teaching population from inspiring English sources

The authors have used this problem in teaching population balances to classes in particle technology.

"While in Zambia, I found myself not only treating people, but teaching population groups about nutrition and health promotion.

In recent years, concerns have been raised in England over teacher recruitment, due to an increasing proportion of the teaching population nearing retirement age.

Overall, STM teachers' perceived utility of the provided professional development experience was lower than that of the remainder of the teaching population.

The results indicated that STM teachers tended to engage in fewer professional development opportunities and dedicated fewer hours in the professional development regarding students with categorical disabilities and LEP than the remainder of the teaching population.

Foreign language teachers in this sample felt the need to connect with each other to overcome their professional isolation, and this is seen across the foreign language teaching population worldwide (Lamb 2012).

Mr. Bell taught population sciences and international health at Harvard from 1981 to 1988, when he retired from its faculty.

He has taught population biology and genetics, statistics, and evolution, and worked on the marine biology program in Thailand.

Certainly, the reverse might be true of a biochemist endeavoring to teach population genetics and ecological concepts at the introductory level.

At the University of Florida, where I teach, population health-based topics are integrated into our medical school curriculum, and also into curricula for other health professions.

With time, a hot weather spell in the garden might develop into a perspective on global warming, aphids on a rose bud might teach population dynamics and green leaves could help to understand the issue of greenhouse gases.