Sentence examples for instruct pupils from inspiring English sources

Hysteria aside, schools in Cornwall obviously have no intention of going down the Hogwarts route: the whole purpose of RE is, or should be, to instruct pupils about a range of beliefs, not to teach them actual practices.

In Manhattan, the New-York Historical Society offers two series of classes for home-schoolers, one called "The American Musicals Project," which combines musical theater with items from its collection to instruct pupils in topics like the American Revolution and slavery.

Require science teachers to instruct pupils that proper scientific inquire results from not committing to any one theory or hypothesis, no matter how firmly it appears to be established, and that scientific and technological innovations based on new evidence can challenge accepted scientific theories or modes.

Tatler editor Kate Reardon instructed pupils at a private Gloucestershire girls' school that good manners are as important as exam results.

Until it was revealed last week that Spag had been accidentally published online and had to be scrapped this year, teachers were instructing pupils on how to wield co-ordinating and subordinating conjunctions with dexterity; add noun phrases; name adjectives and adverbs; and use the progressive past and present tenses.

Next to the direct advantage of instructing pupils in basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation, pupils trained in resuscitation may act as multipliers in their own families and thus reach further parts of the population [18].

After some years of instructing pupils in philosophy and theology, Gassendi distanced himself from what he believed to be rigid teachings of the Scholastics in his Exercitationes Paradoxicae of 1624.

In September 1918, Cobby was transferred to a training unit in England, where he found the strain of instructing pupils "much worse than flying in France".

The young woman's head hovering in the middle of "Old Man" may seem out of place, but the arrangement is similar to the one in "Four Studies of Male Heads," from around 1636, which is an example of the "model sheets" that artists used for reference or to instruct their pupils.

When white families threatened to remove their children from St . Vincent dePaul's School, Father Lafont opened his own house to instruct black pupils himself.

As the first white man in the Northern states who dared to open a Catholic school for blacks, he asserted of black youth, " They must receive the same moral and mental training as the white children". When white families threatened to remove their children from St . Vincent de Pauls School, Father Lafont opened his own house to instruct black pupils himself.