Sentence examples for identity taught from inspiring English sources

France has an unapologetic sense of national identity, taught to every child at primary school.

Among various ongoing research projects, he continues to work on a paper that he initially wrote for a course last year on the "Ethics of Identity" taught by philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah.

But in her spare time, she goes from school to school to help Indigenous teens connect with their culture by sharing with them what her own quest for identity taught her.

The GMCBI sessions addressed group identity, teaching self-monitoring skills, individual and group goal-setting, developing strategies to overcoming barriers, sharing and support of group and individual goals, relapse prevention planning, cognitive regulation strategies, and transitory strategies for when the programme terminated.

It is almost as though Geithner does know the basic income accounting identities taught in every intro macroeconomics class.

Stories shape our identities, teaching us how to live.

His new collection of essays, "My Unwritten Books," offers blueprints and eulogies for seven books he says he'll never write, on topics including his Jewish identity, teaching, animals and politics.

Erikson, a polymathic explorer of ideas and inventor of the term "identity crisis," taught in what was then the Social Relations concentration.

Mr. Obama, who once wrote a lyrical memoir about racial identity and taught a class called Race and the Law, learned on the campaign trail just how toxic anything related to his personal experience of race or religion could become.

The purpose of this study was to explore and interpret the part-time nursing faculty's perceptions of their need to learn pedagogical skills during their role transition experiences from an expert clinician identity to a clinical instructor identity while teaching at a rural 2-year institution (community college).

The way that Ms. Beckham has so speedily developed a clear fashion identity could teach many aspiring American designers a thing or two.