Sentence examples for can teach anything from inspiring English sources
He replied, "Nobody can teach anything.
"That is rubbish; you can teach what I did – you can teach anything and that means that I can teach boxers to fight and fighters to fight better.
"We found that there were hundreds of older women with all sorts of skills and who can cook, do crafts and look after kids, but don't think they can teach anything or can easily contribute to society," added Harrison.
The resulting shift in emphasis from subject expertise to pedagogy, reflected in the motto "If you can teach, you can teach anything," has left many of today's teachers less than fully competent in their subject areas.
Plus, before they can teach social-emotional skills to others perhaps before they can teach anything to others they first need to address their own emotional needs and deepen their self-awareness.
This notion that somehow a good teacher can teach anything is the biggest canard in the world". While graduate schools of education offer courses on "teaching mathematics" and "teaching science," history instruction is thrown into a mishmash called "teaching social studies," Wineburg says.
For Splash/Spark and HSSP you can literally teach anything (within the boundaries of good taste and propriety).
But some business-school professors wonder whether it also works the other way around: can sportsmen teach anything to the next generation of corporate leaders?
How can powerful brands teach anything to a country that understands the luxuriant greenery of a Mogul garden or the delicate craft that goes into a hand-loomed shawl?
