Sentence examples for programme that teaches from inspiring English sources
Mozilla has a brilliant, far-reaching technology literacy programme that teaches users how to be makers and programmers and how to be safe and private on the Web.
AT THE Spark primary school in Ferndale, a suburb of Johannesburg, Lesedi and his classmates work quietly through a computer programme that teaches arithmetic.
Working with the ministry of education in Turkey, Unilever created its Action at School programme that teaches the importance of exercise and has reached over 200,000 children.
For this reason, he writes, a programme that teaches viewers "what is known and what the options are, and then invites them to choose between them, is unlikely to get commissioned".
It funds each woman to do a specially designed year-long programme that teaches her about her health and rights, improves her business skills and connects her to a network of other women.
One of its awardees includes "Apps for Good", which is an ongoing technology education programme that teaches young people how to build mobile and Facebook apps to solve real problems with the help of professional volunteers.
With its sideways rain and grinding social bleakery, The Mill's closest relative is How We Used To Live, the long-running ITV schools programme that taught children about past-times woe while warning of the dangers of gin and floral aprons.
Jarvis Cocker traces the history of the BBC Schools radio programme that taught generations of children to sing.
In the early 1980s, Morrissey developed a filmmaking craft at the Rathbone Theatre Workshop, a Youth Opportunities Programme that taught school-leavers skills for a year.
Oxpip has developed excellent training programmes that teach professionals to spot early attachment problems as well as train parent-infant psychotherapists.
Mr Qutri recommends new programmes that teach trainees about law and human rights as well as better pay for lower ranking police and an end to a quota system which he says, leads to the fabrication of crimes.
