Sentence examples for poorly taught from inspiring English sources

Do you agree that the civil rights movement is often either under-taught or poorly taught?

American students are falling behind because they are bored and poorly taught.

Research shows that drug education, poorly taught, can increase the use of drugs.

Universities are also trying to find ways of discovering hidden talents in students who have been poorly taught at school.

Dedicated to the well-rounded ideal — to be a valedictorian, after all, you must excel in classes that don't interest you or are poorly taught — the valedictorians had "used their strong work ethic to pursue multiple academic and extracurricular interests.

But today it can end up financing top-of-the-line programs for disabled students while students in overcrowded or poorly taught mainstream classrooms do not have recourse to private schools.

And since our educational system is famous for how poorly it teaches foreign languages, it might try to compensate by offering students a lot more books in translation.

We have done poorly in teaching our children how to exist without any outside stimulation.

Problems like depending on lectures and other didactic methods where the activity is teacher centred were also reported by studies conducted in other countries like Saudi Arabia [ 16] and Iran [ 17] and the problem of inadequate number and poorly trained teaching staff was reported by studies from Libya [ 1] and Saudi Arabia [ 18].

Kalashnikov was poorly educated, but taught himself how to be a mechanic, and eventually wound up becoming a tank engineer for the Russian military.

Indonesia's linguistic legacy is increasingly under threat as growing numbers of wealthy and upper-middle-class families shun public schools where Indonesian remains the main language but English is often taught poorly.