Sentence examples for teaching theory from inspiring English sources
"teaching theory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the body of knowledge related to the methods used when teaching something. For example, "The professor is an expert in teaching theory and pedagogy."
She noted that the center provided private instruction and group lessons, teaching theory and ear training for children and adults.
Do you think tertiary art colleges have the balance right between teaching theory and concepts and teaching practical skills?
Not extra holiday, but time when that teacher could become properly refreshed, by studying teaching theory, perhaps, and observing other teachers in practice.
There is a joke sometimes told by management consultants about the newly-minted MBA who strolls into his new office and demands: "bring me the first case!" The point is that while business school is thought good for teaching theory, this is a distinct beast to practice.
She studied music at Fisk University in Nashville and Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., and had a long career teaching theory and composition at historically black colleges including Alabama State University, Hampton Institute (now Hampton University), Talladega College and Norfolk State University.
Though there's also, evidently, a strong focus on employability and teaching skills that are being demanded by employers now, rather than teaching theory for theory's sake.
You're teaching theories of design at a university.
Al-Taey was not a Baathist, and during the 70's, he was teaching theories of architecture at Baghdad University and encouraging debate in his classes.
How we answer the questions above will influence our teaching theories, methods, and tools.
These examples are compared with the inclass activities of Ausubel and Gagne's teaching theories.
The results also showed that the TTT model could enhance the integration of science teaching theories and practice.
