Sentence examples for change taught from inspiring English sources

The Copenhagen summit on climate change taught Europe a hard lesson about its trans-Atlantic partner.

A one-second free behavioral change taught people a different social script: we are connected and your positive behavior can have a real impact on others.

VIS 325 "The Port of New Orleans: Culture and Climate Change," taught by professor Jeff Whetstone, examines the city's innovation through the intersection of artistic and scientific communities.

"In the past, in some instances, young people were going to start on climate change without really knowing about climate," said Rita Gardner, the RGS director, who does, however, want climate change taught at GCSE and A-level.

But the enforced career change taught Hodgins that there was more to a successful electronics business than creating innovative technology, an issue she is now confronting in her own company.

Yet experts who reviewed the new report cautioned that it was not convincing enough to change teaching.

"Administrations can change, teaching methods can change, and districts can cancel a program completely because of budget problems and opt for the Boces program instead.

Change the conditions, he argued, and people will change; teach them to live and work together in harmony, and they will do so.

Prince Charles confessed to holding "old-fashioned views" on schooling as he lobbied successive Education Secretaries to change teaching methods in Britain's schools.

Can the change teach you how to get back to a pathway that aligns with what fulfills you?

At the start of the extension (month 4), subjects received another program manual containing additional lessons focused on maintaining the behavioral changes taught during the double-blind study.