Sentence examples for lessons making from inspiring English sources

Another teacher who expects to lose her job next month because of low ratings said at a public hearing that evaluators picked apart her seventh-grade geography lessons, making criticisms she considered trivial.

They also use object lessons, making an example of people who don't cooperate — for example, dozens of provincial-level officials have been assassinated this year, again as an "armed propaganda" tool — not because they want one official less but because they want to send the message "We can reach out and touch you if you cross us".

However, many variables differed between conditions (including active learning, course materials, and instructional lessons) making it impossible to attribute the success of the model to any one causal factor.

These life lessons make up a truly valuable education".

I was all set for studying sociology but Mrs Jones' lessons made me reconsider.

Marcus's success at absorbing Charlie's lessons make him, not Troy, the older man's football son.

Highlighting its lessons makes the opera seem didactic, while Brecht and Weill's essential masterpiece is anything but.

He stands in awe of Dave, the Pro, who gives the lessons, makes the club look light as a feather, and calls him Mr. Wallace.

All-in-all these three lessons make for a smart strategy.

All of the lessons made connections between equations and graphs in speech; the lessons varied only in which representations the teacher referred to using gestures.

I've learned all sorts of lessons, made great friends, and worked on something that millions of people now use every day".