Sentence examples for lesson in science from inspiring English sources

They received a lesson in science and humanity.

Get ready for a little lesson in science, "Game of Thrones" fans.

There were no English classes and no lessons in science.

For the new project they created two channels, SciShow and Crash Course, which offers lessons in science and world history.

With only 133 full-time employees, Camfed is improving the educational environment for two million children, whose schools can now offer meals to needy students and extra lessons in science or math, and have access to additional sports and teaching resources.

At least twice a month the older students visit each of five Bridgeport elementary schools to help teach younger children lessons in science and math that arise from the planning of butterfly gardens and the raising of butterflies.

They will not only be expected to master their chosen subject, whether law, economics and economic history, or a comination of history, English literature and philosophy, but each of them must take lessons in science literacy from Richard Dawkins and Steve Jones, applied ethics from Peter Singer as well as a module in logic and critical thinking.

For the reader who stumbles over Mr. Stephenson's showy prose (on board a ferry, "the sky's a matted reticule of taut jute and spokeshaved tree-trunks"), rest assured that "Quicksilver" is also larded with lessons in science and history.

The usually raucous Scieszka and the ever inventive Smith -- whose partnership is also responsible for the madcap lessons in "Science Verse," "Baloney (Henry P)." and countless other irreverent and innovative picture books -- should be well equipped to infuse the museum book with their hyperactive bravado.

The students had ten weeks of GS-based lessons in science, which were co-designed by teachers and researchers to teach the curriculum by tapping on collaborative work in small groups as well as in the whole class.

For example, in science lessons she explained that even the most talented heart surgeon, administering life-saving procedures to his patients, holds only the tissue in his hands.