Sentence examples for teach life from inspiring English sources

The good ones teach life skills to young men, such as how to trap animals or survive in the bush.

A confluence of stressors at this critical stage of development makes it an ideal time to teach life skills.

Right to Play had already conducted some of its programs — intended to teach life skills and social development and improve the quality of basic education — in Uganda.

Newer initiatives by other organizations go further, seeking to introduce children to high-powered rifles and handguns while invoking the same rationale of those older, more traditional programs: that firearms can teach "life skills" like responsibility, ethics and citizenship.

Brown, a Hall of Famer widely regarded as the greatest running back in NFL history, said he talked to Trump about, among other things, his Amer-I-Can Program, which helps teach life skills to people struggling with poverty.

In the wake of World War II, the major movement in American schools was the life adjustment movement, which aimed to provide a curriculum that would teach "life skills" that would be particularly valuable for students who did not plan to continue on to college or other types of postsecondary training after high school.

Modules 8 and 9 (Table 1b and c) teach life-saving and specific emergency medical care for various disaster situations, containing first aid and specific approaches to injuries, burns, explosions, blasts, and illnesses from warfare and biological agents.

Currently he works with school educators to create strategies that teach life-skills and personal development to high school students.

It is a place to rebuild community and connection, strengthen bonds with family and friends, teach life-giving skills to our children, and enrich and nourish our bodies and our souls.

Those jobs taught life skills.

Phil Macrae taught life science to the sixth grade.