Sentence examples for lesson aimed at from inspiring English sources

Predicting words is a useful online lesson aimed at students under seven.

Her new book, given the constraints of discretion imposed on any sitting justice, is remarkably good a clear-eyed, well-written civics lesson aimed at general readers.

A common mistake made by new teachers, according to Birrell, is to plan a lesson aimed at keeping the kids busy.

For secondary school-aged pupils, this lesson aimed at year 10 looks at sexual health in the context of drug and alcohol use, and negotiation skills is a practical lesson using role-play.

Conflict between Israel and the Arab states, 1949-1979 This fascinating interactive history lesson aimed at 14 to 16-year-olds explores the historical background to the problems in the Middle East, why other countries got involved and with what consequences.

Unfortunately that's a video lesson aimed at adults who, like me, who grew up with Java and want to get up to speed on Scala.

And what parent can argue with this lesson: "Aim at a high mark and you will hit it," she wrote.

Most are in privately owned apartment complexes and offer computer lessons aimed at careers.

The state insists that the officers are providing only "procedural lessons" aimed at helping communities, not investigation details.

Such was the concern about young people becoming caught up in these situations, London secondary schools introduced lessons aimed at teaching the meaning of joint enterprise in 2010.

In her brief but uplifting accounts of 10 black men — Benjamin Banneker, Frederick Douglass, W. E. B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, A. Philip Randolph, Thurgood Marshall, Jackie Robinson, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Barack Obama Pinkneyey draws lessons aimed at unstitching that "corrosive thread".