Sentence examples for young teaching from inspiring English sources

They often include discussions with musicians, who are not usually members of the "partner ensembles" but young "teaching artists".

They were well-behaved and popular at school, and liked their 'cool' young teaching assistant, Miss Carr.

But the troubles in Zanzibar had not attracted much attention beyond Tanzania until the attack on Aug. 7 against the two young teaching volunteers from London.

He encouraged department heads to scout the upper-tier universities for young teaching talent, and his friends in the national media began to notice his institution.

The OECD said: "The relatively young teaching force in the UK stands in stark contrast to the situation in many European countries where inflexible employment conditions coupled with declining youth populations have led to ageing teacher populations".

The organization has placed young teaching assistants, known as peacemakers, in many of the elementary school classrooms in the area and poured money into organizing block associations, helping tenants buy buildings from the city, and refurbishing parks and playgrounds.

What the young teach me is that many students fail to approach their college studies with the respect for learning essential to our college model.

The new research shows that Britain has one of the youngest teaching forces among OECD countries.

This is a great city to work in: the children have great personalities and there's a big community of younger teaching staff so we all socialise together.

With England having one of the youngest teaching workforces in the OECD, especially at primary level, it is hard to know whether to celebrate or despair.

The introduction of the cold war into the secondary school history syllabus has left some of my younger teaching colleagues non-plussed.