Sentence examples for direct lessons from inspiring English sources

*** The truth is that Roman history offers very few direct lessons for us, and no simple list of dos and don'ts.

Second, we are in the midst of building a database of past New York mayoral polls, which should allow us to draw more direct lessons from past campaigns, rather than making inferences from presidential and Congressional primaries.

The national budget expected on February 28th will be a moment for him to announce how he will get on with some of these, beginning with a long-awaited Goods and Services Tax, to harmonise taxes across India.The voters in Delhi who backed the AAP are perhaps not typical of the rest of India, so direct lessons for others states should be drawn with care.

Team Paul, however, should double-check the intellectual mentors to the American Founding Fathers and their direct lessons for economic innovation.

Any new prisoners who were tempted to breach that trust were given a "very direct lesson" from more experienced hands that transgressions were not permitted, he said.

New dancers are sent to the HB Studio for acting and directing lessons.

And for many teachers, computers have replaced work sheets that reinforce concepts taught in directed lessons.

I get them to draw and describe pictures, make up stories, create their own role-plays and basically let their ideas direct the lesson.

For Ms. Romaine, Gluckel the businesswoman has a direct, practical lesson to teach Great Small Works: "We have this beautiful studio in an old school building, where we paid modest rent and were able to produce literally hundreds of shows for New Yorkers and people all over the world.

The teacher therefore needs to take a back seat from initiating and directing the lesson and place trust in the student to lead instead.

Teaching and learning activities were teacher-directed and lesson content was delivered using frontal teaching methods.