Sentence examples for formally teaching from inspiring English sources

But rather than formally teaching programming, he says he provides the right environment for pupils to explore the subject themselves.

Mrs. Yuan, who is in her 60's and was an architect in China, is formally teaching Alexandra to read and write Mandarin.

And so, increasingly, scientists, like Dr. Macrina, who is a microbiologist, are formally teaching students the manners and mores of research today.

Though neither Mr. Olsen nor Ms. Gross have begun formally teaching with The Times yet this semester, we asked them what articles from this week they wish they could have taught.

Christopher Your article points to three separate issues: the need to read more widely around curriculum topics, the need for young people to have access to a range of current YA fiction, and the desirability of formally "teaching" YA fiction.

And it was not something that I was formally learning or she was formally teaching me.

Older children, she found, could do so automatically, without having been formally taught.

At a time before urban planning was formally taught in universities, Mr. Fuller — a Harvard dropout turned inventor, engineer, architect and philosopher — directed his attention to cities.

He noted that most doctors were never formally taught to read the medical literature, and that only within the last decade has medical education begun to address that deficiency.

Green knows of only five formally taught programmes of research supervisor training.

Because proper fixation techniques are not well described in the literature and are seldom formally taught, techniques vary among residents.