Sentence examples for separate lessons from inspiring English sources

Instead of separate lessons on history and economics, they'll talk about the European Union.

The idyllic, slightly mythic world of "Grease" was perfect for distilling our separate lessons: how things once were, how they should be.

The MoD turned down my freedom of information request for Barry's separate "lessons- learned-from-Iraq" study, telling me to wait for the Chilcot report.

She said girls often felt intimidated by boys who "hog the limelight", and suggested that introducing separate lessons in coeducational schools could help improve the take-up of science in particular.

The NAHT's Russell Hobby agrees that the way a school operates is more valuable than separate lessons on individual values.

Embedded phonics differs from other methods in that the instruction is always in the context of literature and that separate lessons are not typically taught.

Professionalism topics are usually not covered as a separate lesson within formal curriculum, but in subtler and less officially recognized educational activities, which makes them difficult to teach and assess.

Professionalism topics are often a part of a so called "hidden curriculum", which means that its determinants do not operate within the formal curriculum as a separate lesson, but in a more subtle and less officially recognized educational activity, which makes them difficult to teach but nevertheless should be taught [ 4].

That sounds quite daunting, but different schools will set about it in different ways, some setting aside separate computing lessons, others weaving these ideas through the school day.

For the time being, they'll just be in the classes, but we are also planning to give them separate Greek lessons.

Still, he added, "We have to separate the lessons that this way of thinking can teach us and the realities of politics and interest groups.