Sentence examples for collective teaching from inspiring English sources

Empathy is the greatest secular virtue, and commemorative events are a kind of collective teaching of it.

Claudio Maria Celli, president of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, laughed and said they would be part of the church Magisterium, or collective teaching, but should be considered "pearls of wisdom," not exactly doctrine.

A curriculum for physician education in IPV was developed drawing from the collective teaching experience and subject expertise of the multi-disciplinary research team, who also specified the scope and parameters of the physician role in the identification and management of IPV in the office practice setting.

During its early years, the collective taught courses in storefronts, churches and spaces borrowed or rented from the Bushnell or the Atheneum.

Youth Collective Teaches You How to Scam the Patriarchy.

General Mixon, for example, said that a brigade might concentrate on collective training: teaching Iraq platoons and companies to fight effectively as units.

As learning becomes more personalised but at the same time more collective, also teaching has to change and the school will become more connected to external possibilities and resources than it currently is.

All three yoga experts were advanced teachers with more than 50 collective years teaching yoga from the target yoga in the Krishnamacharya tradition.

The collective also teaches that the voices should be validated as a means to seeking meaning, even if only metaphorical.

England's 7,000 or so faith schools (mostly Christian, but some emphatically Jewish or Muslim) are free to prioritise their own creeds in collective worship and teaching.

Collective, national mourning taught families how to bear losses of their own.