Sentence examples for educated students about from inspiring English sources
"The EPA had a successful educational program in the nineteen seventies in which we went to schools and educated students about noise," he says.
"Oh yeah, and we educated students about their health care options outside the expensive and creepy Obamacare exchanges," Pasch said in an email to the Tampa Bay Times.
First Year Orientation was, according to a dean, a series of entertaining skits that, when critically analyzed, educated students about sexual assault.
For years, the auburn-haired white man has educated students about activists in their own state who led peaceful demonstrations, and the wrath of segregationists who channeled violence to repress social change.
This was largely a result of the work done by Pomona College's Asian-American Studies Asian-Americanican Resource Center, which educated students about Asian-American history, gave Asian Americans a space to discuss their own experiences, and promoted diversity within the community.
We agree with Almquist and Cronin's (1988) warning that a traditional college education may be unable to educate students about the tenets of evolution.
These shows and similar educational activities in classrooms helped educate students about non-violent conflict prevention and resolution, and the importance of communication.
In the first Preventure group session, psycho-educational strategies are used to educate students about the target personality variable (NT, AS, IMP, or SS) and the associated problematic coping behaviours, such as interpersonal dependence, aggression, risky behaviours, and substance misuse.
In the first group session, psycho-educational strategies were used to educate students about the target personality variable (NT, AS, IMP, or SS) and the associated problematic coping behaviours, such as interpersonal dependence, aggression, risky behaviours, and substance misuse.
Schools must be required to do more to educate students about the real cost of their education and about a complex borrowing process that even the most sophisticated people have trouble understanding.
