As a subject it was distinctive taught in a different way – a discipline that was about looking at things, rather than just rote learning of dates and quotations.
At this point, the discipline spread to various parts of what was then the British Empire and also was established as a distinctive strand of teaching and research in a handful of American universities.
So Gorgias will rightly be counted among the teachers of excellence; what is distinctive about his teaching is the prominence of persuasion in the achievement of excellence.
Just about every new Muppet on the show, each of whom joins the likes of Big Bird, Elmo and Cookie Monster, is introduced with a distinctive characteristic to teach the young audience a valuable life lesson.
Then it could focus on research and postgraduate teaching, its distinctive strengths, which account for the vast majority of its income.
Though it might seem paradoxical, Mr Graham's really distinctive contribution could involve teaching more timid rivals how to advance sensible views on immigration, without being driven from office by the far right.Mr Graham's survival in South Carolina offers several lessons.
To traditional Catholics, however, he was an extremist, willing to sacrifice the church's distinctive and time-honoured teaching in order to cosy up to contemporary social attitudes in the secular world.
Secondly, he made finite the number of forms of the atoms in order to limit the number of sensible qualities, since each form begets a distinctive quality, and he taught a mathematical as well as a physical atomism.
There he teaches the distinctive body of nondual work he has developed to awaken the human spirit: Nondual Healing, Impersonal Movement and the Work of Return.
Robin served hundreds of people with special needs, cancer, other illnesses and life challenges, as well as taught her distinctive curriculum in Outdoor Classroom programs for schools and groups.
