Sentence examples for controversial lessons from inspiring English sources

The proposed curriculum, which consisted of general civics education as well as more controversial lessons on appreciating mainland China, was due to be introduced in primary schools in September and secondary schools in 2013.

But one particular Bible study group has been gaining notoriety in recent months, primarily because of the powerful people who are attending, and the controversial lessons being taught. .

Three days after his controversial custard lesson, Townsend posted a follow-up video titled "The Intrusion of Modern Politics on Our YouTube Channel".

Trevor Phillips, the chairman of the troubled Equality and Human Rights Commission, today breaks his silence following strong criticism of his leadership and admits there were "serious managerial oversights" in setting up the controversial watchdog and "painful lessons" learned.

However, the nature of those lessons is controversial.

The regime – which stands accused of war crimes – seems to realise its history lessons are controversial.

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They also did more to establish these artists in the public sphere than any museum or gallery could have, providing a lesson about controversial work to the public, whose notion of contemporary art typically lags a couple decades behind the bleeding edge.

Parents can choose to have their child opt out of a course or lesson deemed controversial, the DOE said.

YouthAIDS, a group that distributes condoms in 60 countries, will mix in messages teaching lessons that are controversial in the third world: learn how to avoid AIDS, do not shun the infected and realize that women have the right to refuse sex.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students investigate several controversial issues in the criminal justice system relating to death row.