Sentence examples for whose teaching from inspiring English sources

The bishops whose teaching authority he affirms are mostly former administrators without advanced degrees in theology, the subject they are to teach.

Nor is it good for those students whose teaching is delivered by a succession of demoralised staff with little institutional investment.

That means that, rather than supporting a college or university whose teaching is considered in need of improvement, the risk is of depriving it of investment.

She said the classrooms were designed for teachers whose teaching method is not to stand in the front of the room and lecture, but to encourage group discussion.

Atwood was then married to Jim Polk, who had been a classmate at Harvard, and whose teaching job had taken them to the Canadian Northwest.

Mary A. Gardner, a journalism professor whose teaching had a strong influence on contemporary journalism in Mexico and Latin America, died Jan . 22in East Lansing, Mich., her sister-in-law, Donna Gardner, said.

At the time she taught these classes, T.M.A. was a fourth-year PhD student whose primary teaching experience consisted of serving as a teaching assistant for this course the previous year.

"Bomb the hell out of them, probably," said Mr. Thompson, whose memoir, "Teaching the Pig to Dance," comes out this month.

For the bishops, whose basic teaching was "Nothing is impossible with God," the arrangement had tacit appeal.

At the centre of this stands Mr Mitchell, whose progressive teaching methods have both inspired and, on occasion, alarmed viewers.

Kalmen Opperman, a master clarinetist whose intensive teaching methods helped mold some of the top players of the last 50 years, died on June 18 in Manhattan.