A tutor recalls: "I've got vivid memories of teaching Vernon geography.
Experience the ideas of faith as vivid events like to teach and learn about servant hood: you can get down on your knees and wash your child's or wife's/husband's feet.
Maxine Greene, a teacher and education theorist who promoted the arts as a fundamental learning tool and in nearly 50 years at Teachers College, Columbia University, became its resident Pied Piper, known for her persuasive scholarship, her vivid writing and her imbuing teaching with a spirit of endless adventure, died on May 29 at her home in Manhattan.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
In a vivid scene, he tries to teach Osarobo how to play a simple five-finger scale, starting with middle C. For smooth playing, Osarobo must make his hand heavy, but he is unable to let it fall in just the right way: The black man and the white man look at this black arm and this black hand as if at something that is causing problems for both of them.
When I began teaching, I had a vivid memory of my frustrating experience as a freshman in college, being handed these canonical books in political philosophy and finding them dull and dry and distant and abstract and remote.
All the furniture, devices, and software in the classroom should be well designed to facilitate the students-centered learning and give the students and teachers vivid and convenient feelings during their teaching and learning process.
His exposure to radio as a talks producer taught him to write vivid dialogue.
In this case, and in many others cases, teaching across subject areas, using vivid examples in teaching, and even using imagery in constructing questions, simply masks larger issues in the school that are not being addressed.
Meisenberg recently finished his studies at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, where he was taught by a master of vivid colour, Peter Doig.
