Sentence examples for broadcast lessons from inspiring English sources

He took a job with the federally financed television station that was developed there to broadcast lessons to village schools around the island.

In the 70's, some Latin American countries were using radio to standardise and broadcast lessons to rural areas.

Hers includes broadcast, graphology lessons, poetry breakfasts, twilight teas, etc.

The station sponsored health fairs and job fairs, and broadcast English lessons.

The failure to prevent the arsenic poisonings was considered embarrassing, and little effort was made to broadcast the lessons outside of Japan.

But this episode took us to the San Francisco office of CreativeLIVE, the online education startup that broadcasts daily lessons its classrooms live to a worldwide audience — and here, cameras are literally part of the furniture.

Only later does Matti realize that Niila's private language is Esperanto, learned from language lessons broadcast on Swedish radio.

The trick, he explains, is to abandon "handcrafted" teaching methods for scalable ones: online course materials and tutors; star teachers' lessons broadcast by satellite; tightly specified franchise agreements with hundreds of local teaching centres staffed by moderators.

By Lianne Gutcher Kept out of school by the Ebola epidemic, children in Guinea are making up for lost time through a series of lessons broadcast on radio.

Radio helps schoolchildren catch up on learning in Guinea Kept out of school by the Ebola epidemic, children in Guinea are making up for lost time through a series of lessons broadcast on radio.

Nonetheless, the broadcasts offer important lessons for other Arab countries as well as their Western allies as they mull their own responses to jihadist media.