"Sadly, we haven't fully observed the lessons of the Holocaust that teach it is part of human nature to stereotype and discriminate, and we must confront it when we see it in others," he said.
As Mr Eisenberg observes, "the lesson of the Three Little Pigs isn't to avoid straw.
Christine, a schools inspector, observes the lesson from the back of the classroom.
He would also observe the core lesson of this campaign: conservatism loses; moderation wins.
But, as Gordon observes, the lesson that those close to death can teach the rest of us is how we spend our finite lives.
Sure enough, an experienced teacher who observed the lesson said the manipulatives should go, at least until she had better control of the class.
As President Obama correctly observed, one of the lessons of the Vietnam War that is now recognized 50 years later is that the question of whether the conduct of a war is "justified," or "popular," or "moral" should never discount the commitment, service, and for some, the ultimate sacrifice of those who served this county.
Since the evaluator did not actually observe the first half of the lesson, they evaluated it based on my lesson plan, and responded negatively when they felt I did not specify enough about what I was going to do.
"With World Cups you have to learn the lessons of the past," observed Sexton, 30, ahead of Ireland's Group D opener against Canada at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
"It was clear that the lessons of the 90s had been painfully learned," observes Harrison.
