Sentence examples for taught books from inspiring English sources
Alongside the works of Shakespeare and Twain, To Kill a Mockingbird remains one of the most widely taught books nationwide, reaching an estimated 70% of American public schools.
They taught books by Hispanic authors that students were rarely exposed to otherwise, and they studied overlooked episodes of Latino history in the United States.
By 1981, it was the second most taught book in the United States.
At Rylstone he taught book-keeping and business, and he was promoted to the high school at Kandos.
Nor will they dare to teach books considered offensive to anyone in their community, like Huckleberry Finn.
Furthermore, even if some find stories such as Oliver Twist equally harrowing (despite their historical distance), we should at the very least teach books that present a different world.
When the library has reopened, the Khalidi cousins are planning workshops aimed at young Jerusalemites, and they want to teach book-binding, calligraphy and manuscript restoration.
Moreover, the deployment of transitivity in writing book reviews from different disciplines has registerial differences that teachers should pay more attention to when they teach book review writing to different students from different disciplines.
Re "Teach the Books, Touch the Heart," by Claire Needell Hollander (Sunday Review, April 22), about teaching books that enliven young teenagers: Ms. Hollander's article could not be more timely.
Eyeing the rows of books in his office, Gilmour said: "I'm not interested in teaching books by women.
