Sentence examples for it appropriate to teach from inspiring English sources
JP: Is it appropriate to teach creationism in a state school?
Although the survey did not specify which classroom, given that evolution is taught as part of the National Curriculum for Science at Key Stages 4 and 5, it is reasonable to infer that the minority of science teachers who agreed with giving creationism/ID the "same status as evolution" would deem it appropriate to teach such concepts in the secondary school science classroom.
I had never said those words to my cast mates, but they found it appropriate to teach this little girl that "cooning" is what I would like".
Ms. Bowman thinks it is appropriate to teach gay history.
During her confirmation hearings, DeVos should be asked whether she thinks it's appropriate to teach intelligent design alongside evolution in biology classes, or whether young-Earth creationism should be presented alongside the reality of a 4.5-billion-year-old solar system in physics class.
In addition, Friedrichsen et al. (2006) believed that it was not appropriate to teach the tentativeness of scientific knowledge in elementary classroom settings because it can cause students to question the trustworthiness of the content that they learn.
"I'd question whether the killing of a lamb is appropriate to teach at such a young age," argues Phil Brooke, the organisation's welfare and education development manager.
It's certainly my perception that there's not the same hierarchical character to judge or evaluate what is appropriate to teach in music education.
The school setting may therefore be appropriate to teach young people good spinal health habits, and future research should incorporate spinal health promotion strategies for schools in Africa.
"It very hard to teach deer appropriate social behavior and how to defend and feed themselves," Mr. Kennedy said.
