The phrase "arrived taught" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but without context, it cannot be used meaningfully.
Example: "After the students arrived, they were taught the new material."
Alternatives: "came and learned" or "showed up and were instructed".
Never mind that the most successful immigrant groups tend to be those who were already most highly educated before they arrived: teach your kids self-control and they'll prosper, says Chua.
Both groups of seals begin to weep for their loss, and Lawrence, who has just arrived, teaches them a lesson about where hatred leads them.
At noon Major Wingfield arrived & taught them the new game - "with a racquet and a ball... Within a year it had crossed the Atlantic... Ahead lay Wimbleton, Forest Hills... and the Davis Cup!" However,.
Soon after I arrived, Mohammed taught me to use a gun so I could protect myself and the camp if I needed to.
Christian churches take in newly arrived migrants, teaching them how to speak and dress like Chinese.
Brodsky was a frequent guest, and, when Seamus Heaney arrived to teach, the three formed a triumvirate of future Nobel Prize winners living in self-imposed exile.
But there are vivid departures, including a bracing recollection of the Chicago literary scene in the mid-1950s after Stern arrived to teach literature.
When Chun Li, a native of China, arrived to teach a special education class a few years ago, some of the children mocked her.
As I was waiting for my A-level results, though, a lesson arrived to teach me how short life can be – Mama died, unexpectedly.
When Bathsheba Hart arrives to teach pottery at St. George's, a comprehensive high school in north London, she's thoroughly unprepared for the disciplinary demands of the job.
It is the midpoint of autumn the time of year when winter begins to crawl its way onto your skin and night is beginning to fall as I arrive to teach my writing class at a state prison in Massachusetts.
