Sentence examples for fair to teach from inspiring English sources

And he dismisses the argument that it is only fair to teach both sides of the evolution/creationism controversy.

Lamers pointed to one example of an event at Toronto's Black Frosh that provided one-on-one consultations at their community fair to teach students about new ways they can reimagine Black hair, since many students change their relationship with their hair when they start post-secondary.

He was awarded a Pell Grant and started both working and volunteering as a health educator, going to recovery houses and health fairs to teach about diseases transmitted sexually and by IV needles.

He has been conducting workshops and resource fairs to teach single parents that there is help available and they don't have to feel helpless or hopeless while raising their children.

During these stops, HuffPost is hosting "sleep fairs" to teach students what changes they can make in their lives to improve their sleep habits, while Sleep Number "will demonstrate lack of sleep with a virtual reality experience at select campuses," according to a news release.

Call me an innocent, but shouldn't the goal of science fairs be to teach children how to do scientific research, not win blue ribbons?

Take Back the Night also included children's activities, a "healing rage space," a community fair and performances to teach about how to deal with difficult situations without relying on authorities.

The hospital has organized health fairs in Port Chester to teach residents about nutrition and prevention of diseases like diabetes, said Kathy Carley-Spanier, director of community health.

"Life isn't fair and it's unhelpful to teach children that it is.

To be fair, programs have popped up to teach women how to code, while others drive awareness of the developer career path for adolescent teen girls.

We'll keep it short and just say that Ron recalls a youthful misadventure that involved a fair bit of "knucklin' up" to teach us all a lesson about tolerance. .