Sentence examples for taught directly from inspiring English sources

We have not taught directly about the referendum because it's politically very sensitive".

This is the only program in which the psycho-educational skills are taught directly to parents.

Many educational psychologists, as well as more traditionally minded educators, believe that skills like "critical thinking" cannot be taught directly.

I don't think that environmental education as it's currently taught directly affects the lives of the students we're teaching.

Moreover, he claimed he was taught directly by two masters who were no longer in their bodies, Rabazar Tarzs and Sudar Singh.

Kids need to be taught directly how to deal with feelings like anger (e.g., to calm themselves down by taking a walk or deep breaths, or by petting the dog).

The subjects Meier and Chandler teach directly relate to technology.

We realised we needed to teach directly – beam the advice into parents' lives in a way they couldn't ignore.

Differences in training and experience between those who enter teaching directly and those who switch careers need to be examined to determine if alternative routes to teaching are warranted and should be promoted.

While this psychological trait may not be simple to teach directly, we should hope that a liberal arts education would effect a change in related epistemological sophistication and hence increase evolution acceptance [which could account for the significant impact of educational attainment on evolution acceptance as seen in Barone et al. (2014)].

This would inevitably lead to even more class time spent teaching directly to the high-stakes ELA and math tests and an even greater de-emphasis on science, the arts, and other areas not assessed on these all-important tests.