Sentence examples for already being taught from inspiring English sources

The report, "Who's Who and Where in Women's Studies," found a few hundred courses already being taught.

Ms. Howe received a $12,000 grant in 1971 to find out whether and where women's studies was already being taught in colleges and universities.

New GCSEs for English language, English literature and maths are already being taught in schools, ready for examination next summer, with an entirely new syllabus and grading system.

The mounting demographic squeeze on schools comes at a time when many more very young children are already being taught in supersized schools.

So far, only 8 or 10 schools are offering classes online, many of them courses that were already being taught in traditional classrooms.

"The armistice line had been drawn, the DMZ was in place, children were already being taught anti-Communist propaganda in school," he said.

The second is a quiz section using simple games to reinforce what's already been taught.

American consumers have already been taught to voluntarily pay food servers more than $40 billion annually.

In the real world, most 5-year-olds know their way around computers, and are ready to start reading, if they haven't already been taught at home.

Thousands of teachers have already been taught rudimentary English as schools begin a rapid switchover to using the language for tuition in a few core subjects.

Publishing research is a pedagogical exercise, a way of teaching others, not a way of giving others information which they are expected to handle on the basis of what they have already been taught.