Sentence examples for longer being taught from inspiring English sources

So architecture students are no longer being taught that good architects only do housing and museums.

Anecdotally, it is claimed blind children are no longer being taught braille.

One of the students, a nerd, complains that economics is no longer being taught in his school.

And in schools across America, so many children now work on laptops or tablet computers that cursive handwriting is no longer being taught.

Government and technology experts are becoming increasingly worried that vital computing skills are no longer being taught in schools.

Fewer hours mean that Spanish will no longer be taught to third and fourth graders.

In the state of Indiana, cursive writing will no longer be taught in its primary schools.

"Mexican WhiteBoy" fell into a category of books that could no longer be taught but could be used by students for leisure reading.

Several courses have been cancelled immediately - German and Chinese will no longer be taught at the university and the BSc in e-business will not be offered.

If the protest naught avails, ancient history will no longer be taught in English schools, for the first time since the original Dark Ages.The decision to axe the A-level was taken hurriedly and in secret, without consulting the schools that teach ancient history or the universities that like it.

A high-school teacher has incensed readers by suggesting in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer that now that the country has a black President, books with racist content such as "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," "Of Mice and Men," and "To Kill a Mockingbird" should no longer be taught.