Sentence examples similar to unimaginative teaching from inspiring English sources
It was a very rigid and unimaginative education but it did teach us the three Rs".
iPad gaming accessory Osmo announced on Thursday the launch of a Numbers game it hopes will revamp the unimaginative worksheets educators use to teach math now.
Teaching methods were often unimaginative; training facilities, sometimes makeshift.
The problem is that most girls — and boys — decide they don't like math and science before those subjects reveal their true beauty, a condition worsened by the unimaginative ways in which science and math are taught.
Nelson had finally broken the unimaginative strategic and tactical doctrines of the previous century and taught individual officers to think for themselves.
It taught viewers to espouse the faux-expertise of Simon Cowell and his unimaginative hench-judges, which, in turn, empowered them to crush some stranger's dreams from behind the safety of their flip phones.
"It's an extraordinarily unimaginative way to use money," said Robert Reich, a former secretary of labor under President Clinton who now teaches public policy at the University of California, Berkeley.
Anyone teaching in universities has also seen the appalling fallout – students less able to think critically and exercise their own learning autonomy, having been fed on a relentless diet of narrow, unimaginative test-driven teaching and the examination, and the accompanying tyranny of being governed by numbers.
I occasionally teach creative writing in a prison reserved largely for sex offenders – an engagement which would already raise the hackles of the unimaginative.
Moreover, it's unimaginative.
