Sentence examples for public lesson from inspiring English sources
Each public lesson poses a hypothesis, a new idea about how to help children learn.
Takahashi, who is 58, became one of his country's leading math teachers, once attracting 1,000 observers to a public lesson.
David Blight, a professor at Yale who was briefly an adviser on the film, defended it, cautiously, as delivering a useful public lesson on the 13th Amendment, even if it ended up reinforcing a simplified heroic narrative of Lincoln.
"We don't have public stocks anymore, where he can stand with his head and arms in stocks," Mr. Lewis said, trying to convince the judge that Mr. Leibell's crime would be forgotten in jail, but that doing some sort of "social restitution" would be more humiliating for Mr. Leibell and would offer a broader, more public lesson.
Ferguson celebrated a late winner to secure a 2-1 win against Swansea City, taught one of his high-profile players a very public lesson to demonstrate that - even now - his authority must not be challenged, then left behind some clear instructions on how supporters must treat his successor David Moyes.
The service announced the move to many of its more than 300 million user accounts, thereby turning it into a public lesson in the consequences of rumor mongering".
Second, consideration of the public lessons of experiments may elicit problems and limitations of molecular reductionism.
Suddenly, prominent New Yorkers -- chief among them, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani -- are offering public lessons in how to drink bottled water safely.
In a perfect world, this would involve a few public lessons on comparative advantage, but that, alas, is unlikely to change many minds.
He went to study sessions with other teachers, watched as many public lessons as he could and spent time with his old professors.
Competing in the sage stakes is Terry Eagleton, the fun-loving literary critic who has lately taken to offering public lessons in theology to Richard Dawkins, probably not much to the latter's enrichment.
