Sentence examples for collection of lessons from inspiring English sources

Related: Our collection of lessons and other resources, All About Food.

The book, "It Worked for Me," is a "collection of lessons and personal anecdotes that have driven the four star-general and former Secretary of State's legendary career in public service," the publisher said.

In a future class, each group should compile their materials into an "interdisciplinary unit" – a collection of lessons that teach concepts in different subject areas that all revolve around one central topic or theme (in this case, their children's story).

Jeff Bercovici: Your new book, The Narrow Road, is a collection of lessons for would-be entrepreneurs.

This edited volume presents a collection of lessons learned with, and research conducted on, OpenStreetMap, the goal being to promote the project's integration.

With only six employees, the company would have had to to go on a hiring spree if it wanted to keep up with demand and produce a comprehensive collection of lessons addressing both the basics and more advanced concepts.

Related: Our Resources: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War is a collection of lesson plans, Times articles and multimedia features.

This week we've put together a collection of lesson ideas and resources to help teachers tackle bullying head on.

Lesson plans are for the personal use of the teacher... Since the mechanical, ritualized collection of lesson plans does not further these goals, it is prohibited.

This year, we'll also publish a monthly collection of lesson ideas for teachers of English language learners — or for students who find The Times difficult for any reason.

Earlier this year we published Second Amendment and Beyond: Pondering Gun Rights, Laws and Culture, a collection of lesson ideas and links to help students think about the issues.