teach

Related to teach: Edward Teach
See:
  • can/could teach/tell somebody a thing or two
  • could teach (someone) a thing or two (about someone or something)
  • could tell (someone) a thing or two (about someone or something)
  • could tell someone a thing or two
  • don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs
  • failure teaches success
  • teach (one) a lesson
  • teach (one's) grandmother (how) to suck eggs
  • teach a lesson
  • teach a man to fish
  • teach an old dog new tricks
  • teach an old dog new tricks, one can't/it's hard to
  • teach away
  • teach grandmother to suck eggs
  • teach school
  • teach somebody a lesson
  • teach your grandmother to suck eggs
  • tell (someone) a thing or two (about someone or something)
  • That’ll teach someone
  • that'll teach
  • that'll teach (one) ((not) to do something)
  • Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach.
  • Those who can, do; those who can't, teach
  • those who can't do, teach
  • tricks of the trade
  • You cannot teach an old dog new tricks
  • you can't teach an old dog new tricks
References in periodicals archive
At University of Arizona's Eller College of Business, initial faculty prep can vary from two hours to 12 weeks, without a guarantee of being hired to teach. And many institutions require ongoing training to improve skills, review new technology, and reiterate school objectives.
Masters is in a transitional stage of how to teach and how students learn.
It takes a different kind of personality to teach versus perform.
(Creationism holds that the earth is only 6,000 years old, insists that God created the world in six literal days and teaches that Old Testament accounts about the creation of the world should be read as literal history.) Intelligent design was created in part to avoid this problem.
"We teach essentially the same material at the same pace," Zaleski says.
It is especially important in systems, which is almost impossible to teach unless you have practical experience--I had learned my first systems lessons on the job at KPMG.
Novelty, energy, spontaneity, economy, variety--these and other qualities we admire in the music we teach and wish for our students' playing may form the core of our own teaching, whereby they are taught more effectively.
When at home in Honolulu, she teaches at Moiliili Community Center.
Watching teachers teach via videotape or CD-ROM was nearly nonexistent up until a few years ago, although rookie teachers usually have a chance to watch veteran teachers deliver lessons.
Teachers usually teach for the test or examination.
* Pass a test that demonstrates competency in knowledge or skills essential to what they seek to teach. The definition of "essential" knowledge or skills is obviously a loose one that can be interpreted in myriad ways and rightly should be different for those wishing to teach younger children or older students.
From Technophobes to Techies, Everyone Can Teach Using Modern Tools: Whichever YOU Are, We've Got Ideas For YOU!
An essential strategy is "Teach Your Neighbor," where students work in pairs to teach one another what they have learned.
Only 41 percent believe they were prepared to integrate technology into the grade level or subject they teach, only 43 percent feel prepared to work with parents, and a scant 27 percent of teachers surveyed feel they can adequately address the needs of students with limited English proficiency.
The issue of load is often raised when an institution requests an instructor to develop and/ or teach online education courses.