Sentence examples for lead lessons from inspiring English sources

The jury learned that Delaney Hall selected inmates to lead lessons for other inmates about stopping the cycle of crime.

Staff from Eton, Highgate, City of London School and Brighton College will lead lessons at a new sixth-form college being established in east London, the Telegraph reports.

You wouldn't necessarily know that if you were eight or nine; but while you play as Cloud, a military man-turned-activist within a post-nuclear crisis, the complex moral decisions lead to lessons learned for life.

Pierre Duliane of the American Ballroom Theater Company will lead dance lessons.

As part of our professional development work at Math for Love, we lead demo lessons for kids as well as work with teachers.

"These experiences lead to lessons in respect, compassion, independence, problem solving, developing a passion.

Next I lead a lesson with year 10s looking at positive mental health and resilience.

Then another pastor, Mark Rouse, took the stage, similarly dressed, to lead a lesson about the need to see yourself as God sees you.

The MEP is a friendly and non-confrontational style of learning that encourages classes to engage in pupil-led discussions to find solutions to maths problems, so the teacher orchestrates the activities but does not lead the lesson in the traditional way.

Consistent with the findings of the first study, the findings of Study 2 indicated that transferring the responsibility for learning from the instructor to the students, by allowing them to "lead" the lesson, promoted their participation and initiation of interactions.

A personal trainer led 2 lessons covering "Active Living", movement and physical activities or exercises which participants could easily learn and do in their own homes using inexpensive, generally available materials such as water-filled plastic containers.