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Players then learned their craft playing for local or second teams rather than being cloned at academies, lessons learned painfully at times.

NEWARK ACADEMY "Lessons in Survival," paintings by Benjamin Trimmer and Peter Cherone.

It operates behind an imposing, protective pay wall of costly academies, camps, lessons and private coaches.

Iraq has become a superheated, real-world academy for lessons about weapons, urban combat and terrorist tradecraft, said Thomas Sanderson of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

Across the academies the same lessons are taught at the same time.

The academy recommends swimming lessons for children 4 and older, and is now more open than in the past to the idea of lessons for 1-to-4-year-olds: previously, it had recommended against, but now there are some small studies that suggest little children may be at less risk of drowning if they've had formal swimming instruction.

How to Live with Danger 10 February 2012 As the Sangji case moves towards a legal judgment, will the academy learn its lessons?

Taken for Granted: How to Live With Danger Beryl Lieff Benderly, 10 February As the Sheri Sangji case moves toward a legal judgment, will the academy learn its lessons.

As a retired social sciences teacher I have covered many RE lessons in academies and witnessed instances of proselytising masquerading as objective teaching.

Its Mozart Academy offers affordable music lessons to New York City children as well as its own students.

As part of the curriculum, the academy will offer riding lessons.