Sentence examples for teach like that from inspiring English sources

Then one white, English student asked 'what is the Anglican Church?' I thought 'you can't teach like that if the level of general knowledge is so low', so I used to ask them to go off and find bits and pieces of information.

You can't teach management like that.

One woman noted, "mom taught me like that and, yeah, she's teaching me like that.

To teach and learn like that is indeed rigorous, but again, I doubt if that coincides with your rigour.

"I don't think you can teach stuff like that," said Jon Jackson, a sophomore who was grabbing a pizza at the student center food court.

The lesson Soli has to teach, though, like that in "The Lotus Eaters," is a salient one for the modern world: even a remote citrus ranch can be a crossroads where cultures collide, and those collisions can be life-changing for everyone involved.

Either way, the general skills that colleges teach, like discipline and persistence, may be more important than academics anyway.

"We weren't taught anything like that as children.

His teaching, like that of the Eastern Fathers, emphasized the ecclesial context of Christian mysticism and the role of Christ as mediator in attaining deification, or the restoration of the image of the Trinity in the depths of the soul.

"I like that it teaches resilience and interpersonal skills," she says.

You can't teach a child like that.