Sentence examples for courses about how from inspiring English sources
In most graduate education programs, students mostly take courses about how to teach and few, if any, graduate courses in their fields.
Responsible religious education programming should include courses about how Christian philosophies have been used to free and oppress people throughout history.
Lectures and six-hour lab sessions make up much of the requirements for an A.A.S. degree in Mortuary Science, a major that includes courses about how to embalm human remains and the physiology of a dead body.
They also worry, of course, about how customers might react.
There are arguments, of course, about how natural those substances are, but they do smell nice.
I've heard the supporting arguments, of course, about how optimism seeds the American Dream, nurturing the entrepreneurial zeal that supports the nation's prosperity.
There's a business now where people — you pay — people don't even have kids yet and they're taking this course about how to get your kid into private school.
He was prescribed the drug Metformin, sent on a helpful course about how to manage diabetes and saw the diabetic specialist nurse (DSN) at his GP practice in north London.
Having completed a course about how to read and use research was not associated with self-reported research utilization.
At Harvard, Kaufman teaches a course about how to take a great idea i.e., a $100 laptop and turn it into reality.
