Sentence examples for successfully taught from inspiring English sources

Rick Shine, from the University of Sydney, has led the world in cane toad research, and successfully taught quolls and goannas not to eat cane toads by feeding them sausages made from cane toads.

But now a ground-breaking television series will place Britain's most intelligent canines in the cockpit in a bid to discover if a dog can be successfully taught the skills to fly a plane.

The poem's lesson will itself, if successfully taught to its Roman audience, be enough to answer its author's opening prayer.

While POCUS has had a long history being successfully taught to physicians and even medical students, few studies have involved the specific training of Nurse Practitioners.

Clever Princess was successfully taught how to use sign language, and was also nearly very successful staging her own escape attempt via a docked canoe.

We cannot stress enough the importance of knowing students' initial ideas and assessing learning throughout a course; without this testing, an instructor cannot know if he or she has successfully taught the students anything.

In England, it has tried to measure how successfully teaching reforms in further education come across to the punters.

Now, the Race to the Top proposal seems to identify "good" teachers as those who successfully teach to the test.

Perhaps such an approach would be helpful to students, and also assist educators in their attempts to successfully teach students how to think and write with precision?

I'm afraid that I simply can't imagine Rosetta Stone successfully teaching a novice learner with no other resources a hard, unfamiliar language like Arabic.

The upshot was that Candela plunged into cryptography, matering the subject, then successfully teaching it to evening classes, merely to prove there's nothing occult about cryptography, "In Europe," he said, "there's a great many books on it, & anybody can read them.