Sentence examples for approaches taught from inspiring English sources

Charity is big business these days, says Bruce Lloyd, professor of strategic management at South Bank University, and the management skills and approaches taught on MBA courses are just as relevant to those who run them as they are for the bosses of big companies.

But if there are advantages in practicing in more typical schools, there are also difficulties in relating the variety of experience thus attained to the purpose and content of the college course, particularly when there are discrepancies between the methods and approaches taught in the colleges and those that the student encounters in the school.

Typical approaches teach slope as a formula to memorize and be applied to a static graph.

Did their styles or approaches "teach" you anything specific that changed how you looked at music or were you all just traveling the same path creatively?

"An eye for an eye" is not the approach taught by Christ, nor by Judaism, nor Islam, and it has no place in a movement rooted in compassion.

This unique problem solving approach taught to students provides a system to approach all topics that they encounter in school.

David Wilson recalls how he approached teaching German to a boy with Asperger's Syndrome.

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.

So what can this approach teach residents of cities, where it's tough to keep a pig at the best of times?