Sentence examples for the teaching itself from inspiring English sources
The difference in the perception of teaching among these groups is essential to understand the teaching itself (Marrero, 2010: 232).
I contend, though, that the teaching itself is an instance of art, an art which you can consider in the same way you might think of the art of writing or painting.
The next 10 years will see considerable development of such teaching, and an increasing focus on evaluation, both of students and of the teaching itself.
Even in the few countries in which pay is respectable--for example, Germany and Denmark--the teaching profession itself is not respected.
In a scathing attack on political correctness in its legalistic American version as sexual harassment, Steiner warns, from the unassailability of his Norton pulpit, that "no less than the act of teaching itself, the arc of sex must cross the age gap".
This obligation does not derive from the nature of teaching itself; the learner is morally obliged only to assent to manifest truth.
"Most fundamentally – as in other mature professions like medicine and law – it will be for the teaching profession itself to decide when a teacher is ready to be accredited.
Yet thoughtful students of education acknowledge that no remedy will be worth a stick of chalk unless the quality of the teaching force itself is greatly enhanced, particularly in the nation's cities, where skill and pay lag those of the suburbs substantially.
The model suits particularly well for courses that, in addition to the teaching subject itself, focus on teaching balanced study habits and strengthening social integration.
While both movements oppose a narrow view of pedagogy as simply technique, they address the challenge of caring for students in different ways and point to resolutions that appear to have different potential to alter the teaching environment itself.
Looking at the teaching session itself, we found that the amount of questions asked by students decreased as group size increased.
