Sentence examples for reason teaching from inspiring English sources

Modern foreign languages were made optional at key stage 4 by the last administration for a good reason: teaching Spanish to a bottom-set year 11 on a northern council estate on a wet Friday is the definition of pointless, as the students will tell you – at length and loudly.

Experience and reason teach us to neglect or postpone fulfillment of some desires so that others may be fulfilled instead, the most valuable among them being those that reason gives us (NE, p. 194 5).

Have you ever stopped and considered 'WHY' you need to satisfy that 'itch', of course outside of the obvious sanitation reasons, teaching your children to clean up after themselves and just wanting to be able to get through the house without stepping on a dreaded piece of lego.

Richard M. Crain had a sound business reason for teaching himself Japanese.

Another important reason for teaching fundamental reporting, writing and thinking skills to young journalists-to-be is that many never become journalists.

He believed that the reason for teaching crafts in schools was not so much to train aspiring artisans, but to teach pupils to solve problems, think creatively and experience the joy of making things to a high standard.

The second main reason for teaching about the biology of morality, then, largely amplifies the first.

"Most of the laboratories at the university, for that reason, are teaching labs and not strictly research labs".

The main reason for teaching the history of the Turkic people is closely connected with the need for reviewing the history of Kazakhstan.

The main reason why teaching engineering and science subjects are more difficult and also more expensive is because of the requirements of laboratories.

Nevertheless, there is a reason that teaching colleges spend so much time discussing how to inculcate lifelong learning, since that is simply not the default for most people.