Sentence examples for posed to teach from inspiring English sources

But like 17th-century anatomical drawings doubling as allegories, these bodies are also posed to teach contemporary morality lessons, which tend to focus on health.

In describing the dangers posed to education by teaching creationism, it described intelligent design as "anti-science" and involving "blatant scientific fraud" and "intellectual deception" that "blurs the nature, objectives and limits of science" and links it and other forms of creationism to denialism.

The central question that we posed to ourselves on this project was: can we successfully teach this concept to fourth graders?

Those differences are attributed to the differing levels of authentic teaching practice between groups, and the challenges posed to each group of preservice teachers prior to student teaching.

Limitations on didactic time pose barriers to teaching non-directive pregnancy options counseling.

Medical simulation training, which is similar to that used in aviation and in the military, uses mannequins, computers, virtual reality or actors posing as patients to teach doctors, nurses and other clinicians.

Usually I only teach voguing, but on Pose I had to teach them how to do different categories, like runway.

Other research teams have programmed the robot for such applications as elder care, providing reminders to take medications and demonstrating yoga poses; leading a classroom game to teach students multiplication tables; and, in one Milan hospital, serving as a companion to children with diabetes.

Maybe this is a trendy new pose that our instructor failed to teach us?

It was screwing up in class from time to time and learning from my action (p.s screwing up in class means you forget to teach a pose on one side of the body, but luckily your students will often remind you!).

Moving poses academic problems because each class seems to teach the same subjects at different paces.