Sentence examples for principally taught from inspiring English sources

She principally taught at Teachers College of Columbia University and at the Graduate School of Education at the University of California, from which she retired in 1980.

Pain medicine was principally taught in classrooms and assessed by conventional examinations.

22 23 According to the present survey, pain medicine was principally taught in classrooms.

Yet, when the thrust of formal education is principally on teaching these two areas of study, and the tug and pull of increasing standardized testing to drive learning -- as opposed to creating environments that support learning at all levels and in all activities -- we run the risk of stifling students' natural creativity.

The Child to Child approach in club operations encourages children to be change agents, taking responsibility for their situations, principally by teaching them a problem solving method called 6 Steps.

He taught principally at the Columbia (1913 23) and Harvard (1923 40) medical schools.

He taught, principally at the Juilliard School, in New York, held guest professorships in the US and in Europe and served on the board of the American section of the International Society for Contemporary Music.

Survival skills like foraging for food were then taught principally by Tao Tao's own mother, who had experience living in the wild.

Its university boasts a large European-studies programme and teaches principally in English; about half the students are non-Dutch.

In a way, it's almost surprising that a shop principally famous for teaching teenagers to steal stayed afloat for as long as it did.

We defined self-management programmes as structured, taught or self-taught courses with distinct components principally aimed at patients (rather than carers) with the goal of improving the participants' health status or quality of life by teaching them skills to apply to everyday situations.