But Israelis are taught from grade school about the church's historic persecution of Jews, and many were disappointed that Benedict did not directly address that theme.
Without doubt, recriminations of the Third Reich are far and wide in modern Germany, with war-era crime history taught from elementary school onward and a pacifist national identity built largely on a rejection of the past.
And this week the region announced that it would aim to be completely bilingual by 2043, with French taught from primary school age and fluency mandatory for public sector jobs.
Summers's childhood was not quite like that of the other kids in postwar suburbia; he and two younger brothers — one is now a psychiatrist and the other is a lawyer — were taught from grade school to approach life with an economist's view of the world.
Our curriculum is taught from kindergarten through law school.
In his essay "To Teach or Not to Teach," Freeman Dyson speaks of different sorts of people: students who are best given independence, allowed and encouraged to develop in their own way, and those who profit most from structured teaching, from school.
Safe at School, which campaigns for the removal of "sexually explicit" teaching materials from schools, says Welford parents are "worried sick about what is happening to their children" and fear Chips is "sexualising" them.
He taught school from 1937 to 1949, also serving as drama editor of the Star-Times in St . Louis Mo., from 1943 to 1946.
Between them, Kristin Richmond and Kirsten Tobey have worked on Wall Street, traveled the world and taught school from East Africa to Ecuador.
She taught high school from 1871 to 1875 and was principal of a grammar school from 1875 to 1877.
