Sentence examples for taught subjects from inspiring English sources

He taught subjects including conflicts of law, constitutional law, evidence and civil procedure.

He has always taught subjects he has never had any intention of writing books about and was for many years also a productive literary journalist who took a view on pretty much anything his editors sent him.

The approach would replace a 30-year-old policy of bilingual education in which students are taught subjects like math, science and social studies in their native languages, most often Spanish, while gradually being introduced to English.

He took refuge in El Paso, where he was not known, divorced Nancy and married a second wife, Dawn, and taught subjects including mathematics for some years at Air Force bases in Europe.

Returning home in 1974, he joined Baghdad University's college of law and politics, where he taught subjects that were unfamiliar in a one-party state, lecturing on Marxism-Leninism and problems of under-development in the Arab world.

"German schoolgirls were not taught subjects such as Latin, since knowledge of this kind was not necessary for future mothers," Wendy Lower writes in her disquieting new book, "Hitler's Furies: German Women in the Nazi Killing Fields".

The school teaches subjects in Japanese, except for English, American social studies and art.

But many educators teach subjects for which there are no widely used tests.

You can look up books that teach subjects as diverse as incentives and opportunity cost, or savings and scarcity.

Raising gender issues in specific subjects Ideas and resources to help you explore gender issues while teaching subjects across the curriculum from the Gender and Education Association.

Several alternative schools in New York City have said the tests are overly regimented, and hamper attempts to be creative with curriculums and to teach subjects in depth.