Sentence examples for told to teach from inspiring English sources

To bring women into computing, teachers are told to teach or facilitate the development of soft, hacking styles.

The double-speak of what we're being told to teach is baffling.

Imagine a novice teacher, thrown into an urban school, told to teach five classes a day, with up to 40 students each.

But others see a need to encourage discussion, even if it is beyond the bounds of what they are told to teach.

The book came about when, as a young lecturer, Mayhew was told to teach thermal aspects of engines and found that the available undergraduate texts in the area were inadequate.

Instead they are told to teach a class called something like "The Ancient World" or (in this country) "American History". And this makes it impossible for them to teach at the fine-grained level of individual yarns; it filters out all the interesting content and leaves only the dull stuff.

Schools have been told to suspend teaching and take on a "carer role" rather than closing if short staffed.

Although the Drewetts were told not to teach religion, the boys inevitably were exposed to Christian teachings and events, which generally bored Aurobindo and sometimes repulsed him.

More teachers were hired, and all were told how to teach.

"It used to be that we were told not to teach to the test," she said.

He said schools had rejected it partly because of teachers' reactions to being told how to teach.