Sentence examples for quickly teaching from inspiring English sources

Normal schools had to turn out graduates quickly; teaching students how to teach was an afterthought to getting them out the door.

Humans are extremely good at quickly teaching and learning new tasks through situated instructions; tasks such as learning a novel game or household chore.

When I was about seven, I was reading a science book, and a visiting relative asked me the inevitable question: 'What do you want to be when you grow up?' When I answered, 'A scientist', I received smiles and nods of approval, quickly teaching me that this was an acceptable answer that made annoying adults leave me in peace.

The children quickly taught themselves basic computer skills.

A group of Liberians were quickly taught how to carry out the Indian cremation method to dispose of the bodies.

A British writer in Brazil is quickly taught the local phrase para ingles ver: "for the English to see".

It also has given us the tools to quickly teach lessons that once took managers decades to absorb.

Yet Mr. Lair and his unit quickly taught the Hmong to resist the Communist tide using guerrilla tactics suited to their terrain and temperament.

It places the new word directly under the original word — a device that makes the syntax feel old-fashioned but that will also quickly teach you Middle English, which is not hard.

He is a technology fan, she said, and quickly taught himself how to Twitter and more recently to post photos on TwitPic, a service that uses the Twitter technology.

The story is that in 1954, Backus, who was white, persuaded a black 19-year-old, Harold Newton, to stop painting religious scenes and take up landscapes, which he quickly taught himself to do.