Sentence examples for taught narrative from inspiring English sources

Gove said he wanted pupils to be taught narrative British history.

He complains that continual assessment has narrowed the syllabus, and that children are not taught narrative history.

Paige Williams teaches narrative journalism at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University.

After finishing high school she enrolled in the Faculty of Visual Arts and Design in The Hague, The Netherlands, where she majored in photography (and where she now teaches narrative photography).

"Identities stick to us like masks sticking to our faces," said Robert A. Neimeyer, a psychologist who teaches narrative therapy at the University of Memphis.

He has also built a strong career as a corporate event performer and is a sessional lecturer at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, where he teaches Narrative Comedy for the Professional Screenwriting Advanced Diploma and has run short courses on comedy writing since 2008.

Such notions as "point of view" or "voice", while formalised and taught as narrative techniques, are in fact merely lessons in how to exteriorise sensibility, how to make the public persona more consistent with the private, how to put the subjective self to the test of objectivity.

Humans have long known that important lessons are best taught through narratives, to people huddled in small groups around a sputtering flame, gathered boisterously in a royal hall at banquet time, assembled solemnly in a religious convocation, or simply in pairs of parents and children.

If we are teaching a narrative or some moral lesson, perhaps we prefer to hide some of the details so that children remain a bit "on edge".

Schoolchildren are taught a heroic narrative of the party as the savior of China in 1949 and the savior of Tibet from feudalism and economic backwardness.

This dynamic view contrasted with the static Genesis creation narrative taught by Europeans at the time.