The phrase "instruct them about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to give directions or guidance to someone about a topic or task. Example: The teacher instructed them about the proper way to solve the math problem. Example 2: The manager instructed her team about the new company policies.
In Ms. Beddard's encounters with the French, some have bridled at this young American who presumes to instruct them about an ancient piece of their culinary heritage.
"When we do these deployments, we purposely don't tell the kids how to use the tablets or instruct them about any of the content," Breazeal says.
Given India's pervading poverty, illiteracy and limited technology, a major effort was made to go door to door to check the voters' age, sex and proof of residency and to instruct them about their polling stations.
Across the three deployments, the tablets were issued to children ranging in age from 4 to 11. "When we do these deployments, we purposely don't tell the kids how to use the tablets or instruct them about any of the content,dz Breazeal says.
Now then, what kind of "worldview" are we teaching kids when we instruct them about global warming?
The system must distinguish between items that are partly obscuring one another and then prioritize which ones to instruct them about first.
Only 36percentt said that they or their acquaintances had tutored young people about money, a similar percentage to those who had counseled children about personal values or instructed them about respecting the qualities that make various cultures unique.
Legorjus and his team are dispatched from Paris in the clothes they're wearing, and on the plane he instructs them about treating the Kanaks with respect as French subjects and as human beings with their own customs.
The ugliness traveled into the stands, as the Cowboys fans, who had been sent an e-mail from the team earlier in the week instructing them about important moments to cheer, booed repeatedly when the image of owner Jerry Jones was shown on the stadium's big screens — apparently not caring, or realizing, that Jones was appearing in a public-service announcement for breast cancer awareness.
According to Medeiros and colleagues [ 8], food-borne Salmonella infections should be prevented by educating the general public about adequate cooking of food, and by instructing them about the risks of cross-contamination.
