Sentence examples for rigorously taught from inspiring English sources
A mere semester of Latin and one of Greek rigorously taught would not only render sheepskin Latin legible, but the courses would also give kids rudimentary tools to use, for openers, in occasional investigations of Western civilization's received wisdom.
For the foreseeable future, kids like Ruairi will be taught the rosary as rigorously as they are taught everything else.
CTE worked closely with the instructor, who has taught the module law of torts since January 2009, to rigorously develop a specific set of questions that could challenge the participants sufficiently.
A direct result of this Saudi influence is that many Muslims have been taught a story of Islamic tradition from which Sufism is rigorously excluded, which justifies violence and which breeds a strong antipathy towards non-Muslims.
Most studies of teacher professional development (PD) do not rigorously test impact on teaching practice and student learning.
He has an affectionate way with children, and he rigorously supervises the trainers who teach them.
There is hope, too, that a trend in favour of teaching ethics more rigorously at law school will contribute towards the development of a better balance between serving the client and looking out for the public interest.
The coloring book, on the other hand, is a method of art making most rigorously employed in elementary school, teaching kids life-long lessons such as "color inside the lines".
Likewise, the Swiss, the Dutch and the Finns take great pains to ensure their high schools teach mathematics and science rigorously, so that they can continue to keep their research lights burning brightly and their industrial batteries fully charged.
They also reiterated the need to rigorously assess our teaching.
