Sentence examples for explain lesson from inspiring English sources

Given that the curriculum supplement provides students with opportunities to learn about two major concepts, natural selection and common ancestry, there are two activities that make up the "Explain" lesson.

Halim's mother was able to supervise his homework (and explain lessons to her children) in primary school, but once he started secondary school, his elder siblings took over: "the older ones helped the younger ones" according to their abilities: "Abdel (the eldest brother) with maths, Samia (the eldest sister) with spelling." (Halim, 34-H-36-Algeria, the fifth of six children).

"You are giving examples and explaining lessons to your Arab and Muslim Ummah in sacrifice, steadfastness and fighting oppression," he added, using the word for the global community of Muslims.

Sixty children in a first-grade class can get loud — sometimes too loud for a teacher to explain a lesson.

Mr Aquino himself still carries a bullet, along with his guilt.Mr Aquino, president himself since 2010, recently recounted this incident to The Economist, to explain the lesson he took from it: not to act impulsively.

The experimenter then prompted the participant as follows: "Please explain the lesson you just read.

Talk to your teacher, and ask for help, whether it is to explain the lesson again or to recommend a way to help improve your study habits.

If you have assigned seats, make friends with the people around you; some friends might explain the lesson to you after the class is over, or give you notes.

Here we share our experience and explain the lessons we have learnt.

It will also be interesting to note how veterans of my generation contextualize their service and explain what lessons they learned from our recent wars.

But when I asked Bassil and two other executives — Etienne Lichtenberger, the director of flight safety, and Bertrand Lebel, an executive vice president—– to explain what lessons Air France drew from the accident, they declined to say.