Definition of teaching fellow in English:

teaching fellow

noun

A postgraduate student who carries out teaching or laboratory duties in return for accommodation, tuition, or expenses.
（大学里兼任教学或实验室工作的）助教研究生
Example sentencesExamples
- Marriage is a metaphor used by Keith Fitzgerald, a former teaching fellow in national mediation and conflict resolution at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
- As a postdoctoral teaching fellow at the preeminent California Institute of Technology, or more commonly known as Caltech, Goins occupies a premier spot from which to chart a path-breaking career as a mathematics scholar.
- Dr Margaret Ritchie, a teaching fellow and research fellow at St Andrews University's Bute medical school, said she had organised the course to equip GPs to deal with the growing interest in weight-loss programmes.
- Browne had become a teaching fellow at the University of Michigan in 1947.
- Owen Hartley, a teaching fellow of the history school at Leeds University, is another student of IRA tactics.
- Already, the center has begun supporting a teaching fellow from the FIU College of Education who's working at an Algebra Project site in Jackson, Miss.
- A teaching fellow in spiritual theology at Vancouver's Regent College, Marva Dawn offers yet another timely and helpful book, the product of her 2000 Schaff Lectures at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
- Karen Jones is a teaching fellow at the University of Essex.
- The week also included smaller breakout sessions for students and for teaching fellows.
- To reduce the chance of cysts coming back, Alicia Gonzalez, N.D., a teaching fellow at Bastyr University in Seattle, advises women to eliminate caffeine.
- Last fall, a teaching fellow from the clinic flew to Mexico City along with two workers and representatives of four different community groups.
- I shifted to the University of NSW in Sydney in 1967 as a teaching fellow in the School of Sociology (the first in Australasia) which opened that year.
- Yes, you know, we need support staff, research assistants, teaching fellows, that type of base.
- As a fourth-year graduate student and teaching fellow at Columbia University, I read Jennifer Washburn's article with great interest.
- He graduated with a Sc.B. in 1901 and after a year as a teaching fellow at the University of Texas, Moore spent the academic year 1902-03 as a mathematics instructor at the High School in Marshall, Texas.
- Annetta Smith, a senior teaching fellow at Stirling University's Lewis campus, explained: ‘We have quite a lot of information about the health hazards and more negative aspects of crofting in rural communities.’
- As soon as I started as a teaching fellow in Sociology at UNT, I felt a compulsion to figure out how to be effective.
- Among my teaching fellows was an Orthodox Jew, a woman preparing for the Episcopal priesthood, an Irish Catholic (from Ireland), an Indian Christian (from India), and two agnostics.
- I served as a John F. Kennedy teaching fellow at the Harvard University Institute of Politics, 1974.
- Between 1937 and 1939, she continued her education as a teaching fellow and research assistant to eminent geophysicist Perry Byerly at the University of California at Berkeley.

Definition of teaching fellow in US English:

teaching fellow

nounˈfelə

A postgraduate student who carries out teaching or laboratory duties in return for accommodations, tuition, or expenses.
（大学里兼任教学或实验室工作的）助教研究生
Example sentencesExamples
- Karen Jones is a teaching fellow at the University of Essex.
- As a postdoctoral teaching fellow at the preeminent California Institute of Technology, or more commonly known as Caltech, Goins occupies a premier spot from which to chart a path-breaking career as a mathematics scholar.
- Dr Margaret Ritchie, a teaching fellow and research fellow at St Andrews University's Bute medical school, said she had organised the course to equip GPs to deal with the growing interest in weight-loss programmes.
- He graduated with a Sc.B. in 1901 and after a year as a teaching fellow at the University of Texas, Moore spent the academic year 1902-03 as a mathematics instructor at the High School in Marshall, Texas.
- A teaching fellow in spiritual theology at Vancouver's Regent College, Marva Dawn offers yet another timely and helpful book, the product of her 2000 Schaff Lectures at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
- Owen Hartley, a teaching fellow of the history school at Leeds University, is another student of IRA tactics.
- Marriage is a metaphor used by Keith Fitzgerald, a former teaching fellow in national mediation and conflict resolution at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
- Between 1937 and 1939, she continued her education as a teaching fellow and research assistant to eminent geophysicist Perry Byerly at the University of California at Berkeley.
- I served as a John F. Kennedy teaching fellow at the Harvard University Institute of Politics, 1974.
- The week also included smaller breakout sessions for students and for teaching fellows.
- I shifted to the University of NSW in Sydney in 1967 as a teaching fellow in the School of Sociology (the first in Australasia) which opened that year.
- As a fourth-year graduate student and teaching fellow at Columbia University, I read Jennifer Washburn's article with great interest.
- Among my teaching fellows was an Orthodox Jew, a woman preparing for the Episcopal priesthood, an Irish Catholic (from Ireland), an Indian Christian (from India), and two agnostics.
- Browne had become a teaching fellow at the University of Michigan in 1947.
- Last fall, a teaching fellow from the clinic flew to Mexico City along with two workers and representatives of four different community groups.
- Yes, you know, we need support staff, research assistants, teaching fellows, that type of base.
- To reduce the chance of cysts coming back, Alicia Gonzalez, N.D., a teaching fellow at Bastyr University in Seattle, advises women to eliminate caffeine.
- Annetta Smith, a senior teaching fellow at Stirling University's Lewis campus, explained: ‘We have quite a lot of information about the health hazards and more negative aspects of crofting in rural communities.’
- As soon as I started as a teaching fellow in Sociology at UNT, I felt a compulsion to figure out how to be effective.
- Already, the center has begun supporting a teaching fellow from the FIU College of Education who's working at an Algebra Project site in Jackson, Miss.

词汇	teaching fellow
释义	Definition of teaching fellow in English: teaching fellow noun A postgraduate student who carries out teaching or laboratory duties in return for accommodation, tuition, or expenses. （大学里兼任教学或实验室工作的）助教研究生 Example sentencesExamples Marriage is a metaphor used by Keith Fitzgerald, a former teaching fellow in national mediation and conflict resolution at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. As a postdoctoral teaching fellow at the preeminent California Institute of Technology, or more commonly known as Caltech, Goins occupies a premier spot from which to chart a path-breaking career as a mathematics scholar. Dr Margaret Ritchie, a teaching fellow and research fellow at St Andrews University's Bute medical school, said she had organised the course to equip GPs to deal with the growing interest in weight-loss programmes. Browne had become a teaching fellow at the University of Michigan in 1947. Owen Hartley, a teaching fellow of the history school at Leeds University, is another student of IRA tactics. Already, the center has begun supporting a teaching fellow from the FIU College of Education who's working at an Algebra Project site in Jackson, Miss. A teaching fellow in spiritual theology at Vancouver's Regent College, Marva Dawn offers yet another timely and helpful book, the product of her 2000 Schaff Lectures at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Karen Jones is a teaching fellow at the University of Essex. The week also included smaller breakout sessions for students and for teaching fellows. To reduce the chance of cysts coming back, Alicia Gonzalez, N.D., a teaching fellow at Bastyr University in Seattle, advises women to eliminate caffeine. Last fall, a teaching fellow from the clinic flew to Mexico City along with two workers and representatives of four different community groups. I shifted to the University of NSW in Sydney in 1967 as a teaching fellow in the School of Sociology (the first in Australasia) which opened that year. Yes, you know, we need support staff, research assistants, teaching fellows, that type of base. As a fourth-year graduate student and teaching fellow at Columbia University, I read Jennifer Washburn's article with great interest. He graduated with a Sc.B. in 1901 and after a year as a teaching fellow at the University of Texas, Moore spent the academic year 1902-03 as a mathematics instructor at the High School in Marshall, Texas. Annetta Smith, a senior teaching fellow at Stirling University's Lewis campus, explained: ‘We have quite a lot of information about the health hazards and more negative aspects of crofting in rural communities.’ As soon as I started as a teaching fellow in Sociology at UNT, I felt a compulsion to figure out how to be effective. Among my teaching fellows was an Orthodox Jew, a woman preparing for the Episcopal priesthood, an Irish Catholic (from Ireland), an Indian Christian (from India), and two agnostics. I served as a John F. Kennedy teaching fellow at the Harvard University Institute of Politics, 1974. Between 1937 and 1939, she continued her education as a teaching fellow and research assistant to eminent geophysicist Perry Byerly at the University of California at Berkeley. Definition of teaching fellow in US English: teaching fellow nounˈfelə A postgraduate student who carries out teaching or laboratory duties in return for accommodations, tuition, or expenses. （大学里兼任教学或实验室工作的）助教研究生 Example sentencesExamples Karen Jones is a teaching fellow at the University of Essex. As a postdoctoral teaching fellow at the preeminent California Institute of Technology, or more commonly known as Caltech, Goins occupies a premier spot from which to chart a path-breaking career as a mathematics scholar. Dr Margaret Ritchie, a teaching fellow and research fellow at St Andrews University's Bute medical school, said she had organised the course to equip GPs to deal with the growing interest in weight-loss programmes. He graduated with a Sc.B. in 1901 and after a year as a teaching fellow at the University of Texas, Moore spent the academic year 1902-03 as a mathematics instructor at the High School in Marshall, Texas. A teaching fellow in spiritual theology at Vancouver's Regent College, Marva Dawn offers yet another timely and helpful book, the product of her 2000 Schaff Lectures at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Owen Hartley, a teaching fellow of the history school at Leeds University, is another student of IRA tactics. Marriage is a metaphor used by Keith Fitzgerald, a former teaching fellow in national mediation and conflict resolution at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. Between 1937 and 1939, she continued her education as a teaching fellow and research assistant to eminent geophysicist Perry Byerly at the University of California at Berkeley. I served as a John F. Kennedy teaching fellow at the Harvard University Institute of Politics, 1974. The week also included smaller breakout sessions for students and for teaching fellows. I shifted to the University of NSW in Sydney in 1967 as a teaching fellow in the School of Sociology (the first in Australasia) which opened that year. As a fourth-year graduate student and teaching fellow at Columbia University, I read Jennifer Washburn's article with great interest. Among my teaching fellows was an Orthodox Jew, a woman preparing for the Episcopal priesthood, an Irish Catholic (from Ireland), an Indian Christian (from India), and two agnostics. Browne had become a teaching fellow at the University of Michigan in 1947. Last fall, a teaching fellow from the clinic flew to Mexico City along with two workers and representatives of four different community groups. Yes, you know, we need support staff, research assistants, teaching fellows, that type of base. To reduce the chance of cysts coming back, Alicia Gonzalez, N.D., a teaching fellow at Bastyr University in Seattle, advises women to eliminate caffeine. Annetta Smith, a senior teaching fellow at Stirling University's Lewis campus, explained: ‘We have quite a lot of information about the health hazards and more negative aspects of crofting in rural communities.’ As soon as I started as a teaching fellow in Sociology at UNT, I felt a compulsion to figure out how to be effective. Already, the center has begun supporting a teaching fellow from the FIU College of Education who's working at an Algebra Project site in Jackson, Miss.
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