Sentence examples for teaching reforms from inspiring English sources

The mayor and the chancellor dismissed people who were essentially doing nothing and put in place strong teaching reforms.

In England, it has tried to measure how successfully teaching reforms in further education come across to the punters.

One hopes that that mentality pervades her membership, too.For more on Ms Weingarten, see Stephen Brill's long piece about teaching reforms, and her detailed reply.

Expensive, but scientifically sound, randomized trials of research-supported interventions in schools and districts must address curricular and teaching reforms, but also factors like social and emotional learning that leverage them.

The presence of the classroom can aid the development of an institutional culture that is invested in teaching reforms.

Werbińska's (2015) review of most approaches towards teacher education highlighted the fact that most appraisal systems are product based which do not provide any information of the teaching reforms taking place in teaching development.

These findings suggest that the reform-minded teaching practice that mentors developed does not necessarily guarantee the effective mentoring that supports teacher learning and teaching reform.

This paper summarizes the recent course of the Chinese teaching reform in engineering and the introduction of mathematical modelling as an effective means into our teaching reform in engineering.

We propose the methods of teaching reform as guided by market demand, update the teaching content, optimize the teaching methods, reform the teaching practice, strengthen the teacher-student exchange and promote teachers and students together.

Several in-service teacher-training (INSETT) programs are organized by MEB to help EFL teachers to cope with the requirements of the recently prepared language teaching reform.

In view of the curriculum characteristic of the C/C++ language, a new idea about teaching reform based on CDIO is proposed in this paper.