Sentence examples for term teaching from inspiring English sources

And over the long term, teaching may be a job haven because of its relative security and good benefits.

Dr. Tucker finished out the spring term teaching at Pace but did not turn up at a recent finance conference he was scheduled to attend in China.

In the study, Dr. Wieman had two teaching assistants take over one of the two introductory physics classes during the 12th week of the term, teaching the material in a radically different way from the usual lectures.

The HESA includes Teaching-Focussed academics in their surveys of academic staff (note that the HESA uses the term Teaching-Only), revealing that those on Teaching-Focussed contracts represent around 25% of all academic staff, rising to 50% of staff in pre-1992 universithat thareare not members of the Russell Group (HESA, 2013; Locke, 2014).

What has Obama's first term taught either Rice or Power about the use of power, and its limits?

This pressure is often cloaked in the term "teach the controversy".

During this period, enrollments grew to almost 100 in the fall term, taught in several small sections, with never >50 in the spring.

Long-term: teaching and financial sustainability are key.

Academic jobs are increasingly filled with relatively cheap, short-term teaching appointments.

His illustrious long-term teaching career at the Julliard School of Music included chairmanship of the Piano Department.

Things are different in New York, where teaching is sometimes associated with failure, and some artists would rather wait on tables than take a long-term teaching job.