Sentence examples for versatile teaching from inspiring English sources

Not only is music a comfort throughout physical treatment and a starting point for therapeutic conversations, it is also a versatile teaching medium.

In fact, it's a versatile teaching method that's used for children up to (and, in rare instances, through) their teenage years.

This research used data from two classes, but we should include data from other classes in order to extract a useful and versatile model for teaching and learning support.

Although the book could be assigned as a whole, each chapter can stand alone, making it a versatile and practical teaching tool for students at multiple levels.

Restaurant instruction includes a 48-week course teaching the versatile position of tournant, sometimes called roundsman or swing cook: those skilled at working at all kitchen stations.

In short, seminar teaching demands versatile, complex skills and roles of the teachers.

"They think they'll be more versatile, that they can teach civics, government, whatever," she said.

He is effective because the versatile fisheries in the West taught him how to manage different environments.

"It suggests that the ovary is indeed a more complex and versatile organ than we have been taught, or that we expected, with an inherent capacity of renewal".

Stylistically versatile, she contributed to early television dance, taught dance around the world and choreographed stage shows at the Roxy Theater in New York and several ice revues.

Blogging's curatorial aspects taught them how to be versatile and educate a crowd without bashing them over the heads with music they don't want to hear.