Sentence examples for treating teaching from inspiring English sources

They got really excited about the concept of treating teaching as an art rather than just a job.

"I think universities would be very embarrassed if they had to explain to prospective students and their parents that they are treating teaching staff this poorly," he says.

The debate mirrors a larger concern nationally, which is that by treating teaching as a trade instead of an art, and permitting new teachers to run their own classrooms from the first day, alternative education programs will, in the long term, reduce the quality of America's teaching force.

These school systems treat teaching as a profession, not to be practiced until after careful training.

They treat teaching as a trade -- something to be learned while doing the job.

Too many "educational" leaders treat teaching as an industrial process rather than as a skilled creative endeavor.

To revitalize the nation's education system, Mr. Obama said the United States needed to treat teaching as an honored profession, noting that in South Korea, teachers are referred to as "nation-builders".

I treated teaching as more or less an honor, for I learned many things from it I might otherwise not have known, the most important of which seems to me now the lesson in objectivity that comes from watching another person confront the stubbornness of destiny.

And her colleagues treated teaching like a by-the-hour job, rather than a profession.

Let's try to look in the eyes of every child we encounter, treat, teach or parent, whatever their diagnosis or label, and recognize each child's uniqueness, each child's inimitable soul.

Russell treated "teach them to think" as a matter of enculturating students into the society of "thinkers of significant thoughts".