Sentence examples for taught to conduct from inspiring English sources

The 30 Westchester trainees who took part in the sessions were therefore taught to conduct flotation tests.

The blind art of conducting a choir Jump to media player Can blind people be taught to conduct a choir with meaningful gestures that the singers understand?

They were taught to conduct research with their peers, families, and communities in order to identify and understand an issue.

A community health nurse can be taught to conduct home assessments for women who do not come to the facility to deliver.

During the CCM training, HSAs are taught to conduct assessment following steps on the form, and to make treatment decisions using the decision rules included on the form.

As part of the campaign, 80 'master trainers' were taught  to conduct HIV workshops with over 1,500 campaign volunteers, who would in turn pass on the information to 40,000 youths in their communities.

The students were taught how to conduct the art project, and then taught younger Boys & Girls Clubs members.

Motorists need to be made aware of the rights of cyclists and cyclists need to be taught how to conduct themselves while riding.

One ex-­officer, the wealthy Étienne Balsan, installed her in his chateau, taught her to conduct herself with high style on horseback and, generally, gave her the skills she needed to make her way up through society.

They are taught how to conduct a vehicle stop, how to defuse a tense situation, how to respond to threats, etc.

Had he been taught how to conduct highly efficient research and how to work smarter, from the outset, he may already have had his photo taken in a floppy graduation hat.