Sentence examples for have taught about from inspiring English sources

It's a great jumping off point! — Susan Robie We have taught about 9/11 in our elementary school, with age-appropriate material since it occurred.

I have taught about the controversy for the last 18 years and am still impressed by the fact that a 24-year-old woman could produce a study so far ahead of its time.

Government policy regarding nanotechnology has often resembled an embrace of imagination rather than a systematic use of what Sun Tzu and others have taught about strategic decision making.

In his first letter to Descartes in 1648, Arnauld says, "What you have taught about the distinction of the mind from the body seems to me quite clear, perspicuous and divine" (OA, 38 68).

Teachers always have taught about controversial issues and have the leeway to push students to think critically about presidential policies.

But she has taught about terrorism at Harvard and has served on the National Security Council, and she has spent a fair amount of time talking to terrorists themselves.

However, two members out of the three who had taught about DNA reflected that they would include modeling in their lesson were they to teach it again.

The teachers who could design a lesson plan on malaria increased from 30.7% to 47.7% (p = 0.015) and the teachers who had taught about malaria increased from 71.9% to 84.3% (p = 0.035).

They have taught me about focus, about drive, about will, and about humility.

But what I believe and have taught -- about God, about our Tradition -- that can go on.

Five years on television have taught Ms. Holmes about working fast.