The phrase "actively taught" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a teaching method or approach that involves engaging students in the learning process rather than passively receiving information.
Example: "In our program, we emphasize that subjects should be actively taught to encourage critical thinking and participation."
Alternatives: "engaged in teaching" or "taught interactively".
This is a novel of ideas and information — perhaps too many ideas, perhaps too much information — and I could not escape the feeling I was being actively taught rather than just engaging with the storytelling.
So let me tell you something about that.When I was at the Institute for Humane Studies and then the Mercatus Center, Charles Koch was chairman of the board for both organisations, and Koch Industries-style "market-based management" methods were actively taught.
Although many scholars of the LWS actively taught and worked in the new political reality, it would be difficult to say that the school continued its former manner of existence.
In fact, in today's schools, students are actively taught communication skills, social emotional learning skills, and supportive bystander procedures so they can effectively and positively work through conflicts without retribution.
"For young people, social media is a formative tool, but it is intertwined with visual technologies that rely upon passivity, so they aren't necessarily being actively taught critical literacies as social media users," Reilly said.
And the ubiquitous "traditional values" brand of Christianity (as opposed to the Christianity in which I believe) has long and very actively taught that being gay is a reprehensible moral abomination, an offense against God so foul that divine justice demands that in the afterlife gay people be punished by spending eternity having the living flesh burned off their bones.
For the past 25 years her approach to activism has been to actively teach yoga to the black community.
Faculty: 15 core faculty members actively teach and conduct research.
Aggression Replacement Training (ART) is a multimodal program aiming at replacing antisocial behaviors by actively teaching desirable behaviors.
It's a parable that is actively teaching the children extremism, hatred and a fear for the outside world".
But the aim is to roll out the scheme across Britain, with 50 prisons actively teaching chess by 2020.
