Sentence examples for taught along from inspiring English sources

But not a classic book, the kind taught along with Herman Melville in American literature classes.

They should be read (silently or aloud) and taught along with them.

"Town planners are taught along the lines of a technical profession," he says.

The broad range of the humanities need to be taught along with obvious notions of art history, with the artists, the monuments, the architecture.

Debates over Darwinism became more pointed in 2005, however, as school districts considered teaching intelligent design, and President Bush stated that it should be taught along with evolution.

An overwhelming majority of Americans think that creationism should be taught along with Darwin's theory of evolution in the public schools, according to a new national survey.

The training is essentially an intensive version of the sessions that the counselors will later teach, along with some of the theoretical backing.

Universal has already canceled screenings of "Rear Window" and Howard Hawks's "Scarface" for the U.C.L.A. film history class I teach, along with all their other titles for the indefinite future.

Therefore, provision of more focused teaching along with increased duration of neurology course will help in improving the interest of students in neurology.

In September 2000, Mr. Mullins, a senior vice president at the bank, who had volunteered his services as an instructor at the Brooklyn location, set up the Centereach program, which he teaches along with Joan LaFemina, a paid employee.

The report also recommends better continuing professional development for teachers and a college of teaching along the lines of a professional institute.