Sentence examples for to teach under from inspiring English sources

He brought his fellow students to teach under the guidance of his high school principal, the Rev. Charlie Beirne.

In 1979 a Vatican censure that banned his teaching as a Catholic theologian provoked international controversy, and in 1980 a settlement was reached at Tübingen that allowed him to teach under secular rather than Catholic auspices.

Primary schools will be given new freedom to decide what to teach under plans to be presented to ministers today that will sweep away the current curriculum and replace it with a new slimmed-down version.

Underhill also wrote about arithmetics, which he used to teach, under his own name, but used pseudonyms for his five historical romances (written as Hilary West) and his string of murder mysteries.

"'Civility' is the new banner of what is expected on college campuses and it's a frightening reality for those of us who have to figure out what it is to teach under that banner flying over our campuses," said Robert Warrior, chairman of the American Indian Studies program, who is fighting to get Salaita reinstated.

The student could receive three degrees: the determinatio, or baccalaureate, gave him the right to teach under the supervision of a master; the licencia docendi was literally the "license to teach" and could be obtained at 21 years of age; and the doctorate, which marked his entrance into mastership and which involved a public examination.

Last week, singer Ellie Goulding became the latest celebrity to boycott the opening ceremony in protest against Russian legislation making it illegal to teach under-18s about homosexuality.

The chart-topping singer said she would follow the example set by Cher, who rejected an approach to perform at the opening ceremony for the Sochi Winter Olympics next week as a protest against legislation which makes it illegal to teach under-18s about homosexuality.

Teachers in high-need areas like special education, bilingual education, mathematics and science should be paid more, as should teachers who agree to teach in under-achieving schools.

Outcome: New talent recruited into education with outstanding graduates and young professionals vying for the opportunity to teach in under-served schools and to become lifelong leaders dedicated towards educational inequity.

"I want to take science subjects in class 9 and class 10, and then study computer science at LUMS [Lahore University of Management Sciences], and then I'm going to work for Teach for Pakistan!," she said, referring to the nationwide movement of graduates who volunteer to teach in under-resourced schools.