Sentence examples for televised teacher from inspiring English sources
The grants are for televised teacher town hall meetings, programs from Tavis Smiley and the Independent Television Service, and a coming four-hour PBS documentary, "DC Met: Life Inside School Reform," from the National Black Programming Consortium, among other programs.
Gradually we would learn more — from our parents and teachers, from televised incidents of violent racial confrontations far away, and from odd cultural phenomena like the 1961 best seller "Black Like Me".
Pupils in remote villages watch televised lectures before tackling exercises with a local teacher.
At a time when sports tutors seem as plentiful as piano teachers and high school games are routinely nationally televised, Peter Barston has learned something important about youth sports.
Some observers began speculating about a political role for Justin in 2000, when, as a twenty-eight-year-old secondary-school teacher, he delivered a dramatic eulogy at his father's televised state funeral.
The African Virtual University, which is partly financed by the World Bank, uses satellites to broadcast televised courses to students in 15 African countries, who communicate with teachers by e-mail, fax and telephone.Another good thing about IT, from the emerging countries' point of view, is that it reduces the optimal size of a firm in most industries.
All their games are televised.
Few college games were televised.
Its hearings would be televised.
