Sentence examples for weeks of teaching from inspiring English sources

He was looking ahead to two weeks of teaching guitar at his Fur Peace Ranch On the Road at Dana Point, Calif., before starting a tour to promote his precious new solo record, Ain't In No Hurry (Red House Records), a smooth blend of blues, folk, traditional and original tunes that releases February 17.

For example, the Expert Patient Program in the United Kingdom based on 6 weeks of teaching individuals with cancer self-care techniques including action planning, relaxation, fitness, communication, nutrition.

They typically lose more than 44 weeks of teaching time on tests and exams between the ages of seven and 18.

If you are going to pay £10,000 a year, and in each year you get only 18 weeks of teaching at two hours a week, you may think again.

Linda McNeil, a professor of education at Rice University, has charged that the gains in test scores -- the percentage of Hispanic students in Houston passing state math tests, for example, rose to 80.3percentt last year from 44.2percentt in 1994 -- are a result of weeks of teaching to the test and of a systematic effort to drive out students who appeared unable to make the grade.

After a few weeks of teaching sentencing at St. Thomas, one of my students stopped by to see me right before lunch, so I invited him to join me.

It gives him free office space and use of its computers, and no-fee trading in exchange for 10 to 15 hours a week of teaching.

And rather than leave after a week of teaching them this we're gonna have a big night of movies, here's these documentaries these kids made and we'll say to those who are interested, come with us to another reserve and teach those youth how to create their own stories.

In lots of subjects, colleges will start to offer quicker, more intensive degrees, moving away from the archaic system of each year consisting of three eight-week terms of teaching.

People who take six weeks of Teach for America training are not more capable of producing classroom results than veteran teachers.

And you dare say, "with your input and leadership?" Input that does not include more charter schools, merit pay, an increased emphasis on standardized tests, and drives to rid public schools of veteran teachers to make room for "better" teachers who go through six weeks of Teach for America training, is ignored.