Sentence examples for present a lesson from inspiring English sources

A teacher may present a lesson plan that satisfies the checklist criteria, but that same plan may not necessarily engage students and help them learn.

In one class for science teachers -- where the trainees were I.B.M. retirees and former workers in public health, engineering and environmental studies management areas -- students were expected to present a lesson, then receive a critique of their performance by their peers.

For the fall the Signature plans to present "A Lesson Before Dying," a new adaptation of the Ernest J. Gaines novel by Romulus Linney (1991-92 season), as well as the "The Last of the Thorntons," a premiere from Horton Foote (1994-95) that is already cast with Mason Adams, Estelle Parsons and Hallie Foote, the playwright's daughter.

To present a lesson the RLO model was improved, being organized in a matrix form with five columns and three rows.

The Afkham affair may also present a lesson for hardliners as well, considering that the Supreme Leader's own Facebook page, with 56,000 likes, is also officially not his own.

The very best teachers don't present a lesson.

The pair presented a lesson in listening, as only music can demand of its makers.

The scene in the cathedral presented a lesson in the mortality of power and ambition.

Most days, most school pupils find themselves sitting in a classroom with the teacher presenting a lesson at the front.

Last year, an Australian news anchor who was interviewing the Dalai Lama with the aid of an interpreter opened the exchange with a joke: "The Dalai Lama walks into a pizza shop and says, 'Can you make me one with everything?' " His Holiness's baffled stare, viewed by nearly two million people on YouTube, presents a lesson in the risks of translating humor.

"Today, we presented a lesson on things that I didn't know very well.