Sentence examples for approach taught from inspiring English sources

This approach taught them that there is nothing wrong with having "wrong" ideas.

As someone who went through the same training, 16 years after Mr. Bush, I find it striking how his style -- generalist, big picture, highly delegative -- is almost exactly in line with the management approach taught at Harvard.

His students perceived, however, that this rigorous approach taught them to "think smarter"—with sharper focus and concision to the end of achieving keener verbal facility in extemporaneous legal argument.

Steven Berman, the principal of the charter school and a former principal in Manhattan for 18 years, said that the school's curriculum "will meet all of the state's learning standards, but with a thematic approach, taught in modules lasting 6 to 8 weeks".

Such top negotiators are well versed in an explicit theory of negotiation (such as the mutual-gains approach taught at the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School) that allows them to explain and predict what will and won't work, according to Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Lawrence Susskind.

That experience, beyond giving him an understanding of the complex tensions inherent in our system of self-government that few politicians ever approach, taught him to appreciate different perspectives on complicated issues.

Restructuring my review sessions changed the way I approach teaching.

A new approach teaches objects how to navigate unfamiliar territory as humans might.

Rivera said the way teams now approach teaching tackling changed out of necessity.

Will's Alignment approach teaches people to find health and fulfilment by listening to their own bodies and intuition.

I talked to some teachers around the county, most young and idealistic, about how they approach teaching understanding of others.