Asked why he did not use the money he spent to buy land, perhaps to be set aside as a nature preserve or undeveloped natural habitat, Mr. Bonfante replied: "Saving the land doesn't educate the people how to use the land.
But worse, when it doesn't educate the people using it on what it learns, it keeps a critical benefit off the table – one that would help overcome the barrier of user adoption.
But, fatally, he did not educate the country to understand the war's futility.
David Brooks ("The Follower Problem," column, June 12) argues that contemporary memorials are flawed because they do not educate the public about "just authority".
The researcher asked the nurse why he did not educate the patient.
There was also a cultural issue, and if I was to blame anyone for that it would be the British middle class and the political class, because they didn't educate the working-class British about the history of black people.
If we allow such opportunistic do-gooders to dominate the contemporary art world, if we allow galleries and art institutions to laugh all the way to the bank by exploiting social consciousness, and if we don't educate the public to be weary of their manipulative rhetoric of political correctness, we will have failed the grand legacy of generations of free-thinking artists who came before us.
One childcare provider highlighted the importance of open communication and complementary physical activity messaging when she said, "[i]f we don't educate the parents, how are we going to educate the kids.
The miniature Manhattan is a part of the The Fly over America section of the park, and it does "not educate about the tragedy" according to Brent Deverman, the author who snapped the pics.
The mediator does not educate on skills but rather follows the participants' conversation to help them clarify their thoughts, feelings, and choices.
