Sentence examples for lesson dealing with from inspiring English sources

A lesson dealing with homologies at the molecular level from the Evolution and the Nature of Science Institute for grades 9 12.

After each weekly lesson, dealing with a single issue, an email was sent to students with instructions on how to use the TEL system.

Girls especially vulnerable to abuse On the rooftop of the seminary, a group of 30 young people gathered for their first lesson, dealing with decision-making.

The days lesson dealt with improvisation.

An early lesson dealt with the relatively simple act of walking with my family.

The lesson deals with the symbols of the new Palestinian identity -- the flag, the passport -- and it is part of a fledgling home-grown curriculum that was introduced this week in first- and sixth-grade classrooms throughout the Palestinian-ruled territories.

Ingraham's engaging writing style makes this book a page-turner and provides much material to enhance lessons dealing with microorganisms and related processes.

The following lessons deal with the concept of evolutionary constraints for this age group: The arthropod story.

Perhaps we need to follow a similar lesson in dealing with the crisis in the Middle East, of which Isis – or Daesh - is the most appalling symptom.

Correction: September 5 , 2002 Thursday An article on Saturday about controversy over school lesson plans dealing with the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks referred incorrectly to the National Education Association's response to criticism of a plan on tolerance.

(Mr. Farenthold got an early lesson in dealing with the political spotlight when photos of him in duck-patterned pajamas cavorting with women in quite a bit less made the rounds during the campaign. "It was a pajama party fund-raiser for charity," he explained).