Sentence examples for taught may not from inspiring English sources

Expecting children to learn "transfer activity" — how to answer a question framed in a new context, rather than simply answering a question about what they were just taught — may not have been a realistic goal, given the brevity of the experiment, Ms. Kotler said.

A book could be written on why what MBAs are taught may not be good for a nation.

Moreover, the level of abstraction, the standard of rigor, and the depth of theoretical treatment that might be characteristics of the mathematics taught may not at all be called for in the industries.

In the second week, they begin to "understand that the version of history they have been taught may not be the only reality there is," but they also come to realize there are very real reasons hate exists between the two sides.

The classes they teach may not make you an expert, but they will leave you with the knowledge you need to get started.

The way your teacher teaches may not be the best way for you or there may be ways to make class even better for you.

The maximum requirement for teaching may not exceed two semester courses per year.

Peppered moths may be the one example of evolution some people remember from their biology class ("Staple of Evolutionary Teaching May Not be Textbook Case," June 18), but it's by no means the only one.

Involvement in campus and social issues (as well as teaching) may not be wise when that time could be spent on research and other steps leading to promotion and tenure.

The level of teaching may not be that bad compared to other countries; but then why can't we make our schools truly excellent since we have the resources and support?" said Mr. Bisher, who transferred to a private high school in Dubai.

This one-year long internship was initiated under assumption that one semester of student teaching may not be enough to prepare the new teacher for a lasting career in the field of education.