Sentence examples for teaching priorities from inspiring English sources

As Bergevin (2010) indicates, one of the biggest challenges to biology and mathematics education originates in departmental differences in resources, teaching priorities, and philosophies.

Some parents believe the classroom environment is "too free", while others question Montessori teaching priorities, or the fact that children are not normally assigned homework.

In seeking to investigate teaching priorities for Registrars consulting with Aboriginal patients, we chose to examine the explicit consideration of culture and Aboriginal health, an evident simplification of a complex area.

Our recruitment campaign, Your Future Their Future, is attracting new people and encouraging top graduates to consider training to teach priority subjects like maths, physics and computing, and we continue to offer bursaries worth up to £25,000 and prestigious scholarships".

He also promised to write off the debts of science, technology, engineering and maths university students and called for "coding" to be a teaching priority in all schools.

All participants gave detail on communication as a teaching priority and the large majority documented their planned feedback on the Registrar's inadequate communication skills in comprehensive detail.

Strikingly, few documented a need to assist the patient through national programs and community supports for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as a teaching priority.

An exchange of challenges and best practices associated with teaching the priority FP competencies, which ran from March 31-April 16 , 2008

Other challenges included training curricula which were not aligned to regional nutrition priorities, teaching methods that were very didactic and did not prepare students to tackle real-life problems, insufficient number of trainers, limited production of nutrition graduates and low levels of institutional collaboration.

"We want to attract the most able graduates to train to teach in priority subjects like maths and physics," says Lin Hinnigan, chief executive at the Teaching Agency.

Recent complaints from politicians, calling for a cultural change towards teaching, are disingenuous: if the government wants teaching to take priority over research in our universities then the solution is in its hands.