Sentence examples for how it is taught from inspiring English sources

In the first five articles in this series, we've explored some of the basic questions of the Kabbalah: what it is, how it can function as a spiritual practice, and how it is taught (and mis-taught) today.

The multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary nature of HTA sees HE amidst its array of components and, as such, how it is taught to and used by manufacturers feeds into the wider implementation of HTA.

It's boring to some because of how it is taught and how it is delivered.

Teaching it in school, Mr Blanquer argued, could also be a way of controlling how it is taught.

"The issue about economics as a subject and how it is taught runs beyond the gender issue," she says.

Both would probably agree that, regardless of syllabus, it is less the GCSE that matters than how it is taught.

While there has been intense interest in China's economic and political development, this provides the most significant insight into how it is teaching the next generation.

I learn from this, first, that content-led education may or may not be fine depending on how it's taught and learned.

A history class on the Korean War gains insight when a student shares how it was taught in her high school in Seoul or Beijing.

"It is only in the past few years that I have learned to understand that the people who surround Israel are our neighbors," he continued, "because that is not how it was taught to me at school.

Nick Smart Chairman, Department of English The College of New Rochelle New York, Nov. 19, 2007 To the Editor: Some of the decline in time spent reading may be related to how it was taught.