Sentence examples similar to lesson subject from inspiring English sources

She was indulged by both parents and her formal education was neglected in favour of music and singing lessons, subjects in which she was accomplished.

In the group lessons, subjects are introduced to the exercises they have to do at home.

As teachers, have you ever had to teach an unfamiliar lesson or subject at short notice?

This lesson on subject-specific writing has advice for secondary school students on how to use vocabulary, sentence structure and grammar in historical analysis or scientific investigations.

Its goal is to demonstrate that betweeen 1815 and 1840 in particular, French Romantic painting, so basic to the later development of Impressionism, learned crucial lessons in subject matter and painting technique from the British.

He said he had thought that because schools have to provide RE lessons, the subject was "protected".

He said he had thought that because schools have a statutory duty to provide RE lessons the subject was protected.

This is a lesson Moore subjected himself to repeatedly.

LOS ANGELES — "Jack the Giant Slayer" bombed at the North American box office over the weekend, teaching Warner Brothers a harsh lesson about derivative subject matter, flawed release dates and imperfect marketing.

Students scheduled to work in computer labs for an hour each week often do drill-and-practice lessons in subjects like typing or math, he explained.

Teachers will use the garden to give students — 460 children from prekindergarten to the fifth grade — lessons in subjects like art, math, history and science.