Sentence examples for failure to teach from inspiring English sources

The second reason is the failure to teach reading.

The drop, some critics say, is partly the result of law schools' overly academic training and their failure to teach students how to actually practice law.

It's a failure to teach, understand, admit or care that unprotected sex can lead to the creation — and the subsequent killing, through abortion — of a developing human being.

They can't say so publicly but they are tearing their hair out over our society's failure to teach children how to spot predators.

When former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois was awaiting trial on corruption charges in 2010, Mr. Kidder told The New York Times that the governor demonstrated society's failure to teach morals.

The announcement last month that the scores had been low drew a collective sigh from local districts, where officials thought the results would be unfairly viewed as a reflection of their own failure to teach the new curriculum.

Also, you need to be able to help pick your teen up and find solutions when failure occurs, to teach resiliency and tenacity.

Introduction: in 2008, a UK national survey of undergraduate teaching about ageing and geriatric medicine identified deficiencies, including failure to adequately teach about elder abuse, pressure ulcers and bio- and social gerontology.

In the introduction the report, named "Britain's Promise to Remember", poses the question "Why it's important to remember the Holocaust?" "Alongside the ongoing challenge to preserve the memory of the Holocaust is a failure to learn the lessons it teaches us," it reads.

The failure to adequately teach writing is actually making the achievement of reading more difficult.

His failure has something to teach us.