Sentence examples for lessons off from inspiring English sources
Why China learns its lessons off by heart Alistair Clow, a UK student in Guangzhou, finds out why Chinese teachers are so keen on memorisation: Years of rote learning create an inherent preference for science, maths and business subjects, while the arts are largely ignored.
Black quite literally bounces (leading a polka band, it turns out, requires the same level of unwieldy showmanship as giving a classroom of pre-teens rock and roll lessons) off a bunch of stupid-talented co-stars: Jenny Slate, Jacki Weaver, Jason Schwartzman, Vanessa Bayer, and J.B Smoove.
Kick lessons off with early primary students by asking them to think about where we live using this interactive presentation.
The images were obtained from a descendant of legendary Hawaiian surfer and Olympic swimmer, Duke Kahanamoku, who gave the future king board-riding lessons off Waikiki beach.
For diving lessons off White Beach, Remus Romero of WaterColors (Station 3; 63-36-288-5166; watercolors.ph) will show you the ropes and reefs; 3,000 pesos for three hours.
But beyond running, attendees learn serious life lessons off track.
Instead, they are helping to serve the watery brew of scripted lessons, off-the-shelf curriculums and tests.
Isaac kicks the lesson off by saying "I could teach you a few Scouse phrases which could come in useful".
Second lesson: Off! Another handy phrase for the urban dog (Off the sofa! Off the U.P.S. man!), this command is for the kind of non-dog owner who simply doesn't get how important dogs are to the people who love them.
Start the lesson off well.
We've learned Lesson One, off to Lesson Two: Kids can draw.
