Sentence examples for teaching's lesson from inspiring English sources

Visual spaces can also be used: students can create their own posters, several of Rainbow Teaching's lesson resources can be printed for display, and youth trans organisations often have relevant material to indicate that your classroom is a safe and accepting space.

Gen. Gordon B. Davis, who spent years in Kabul and now oversees the teaching of Afghanistan's lessons at the Army's main school for young officers, at Fort Leavenworth.

Big Coal's lesson plan teaches us always to consider the source of our information.

To be precise, the thrust of the CEF's lesson is to teach obedience – that if God tells you to kill unbelievers, or do anything else for that matter, you must do exactly as he says.

However, McArdle saw himself as handing out moral justice after agreeing to Barry's request to have the young pretender's mother's rapist taught a lesson in prison.

Sadly, the bursting of the bubble of the 90's taught that lesson to a new generation of shareholders.

Perhaps it's the universe's way of teaching us the lesson of letting go, but I can't begin to speak for the universe!

"A fight between me and Bellew has been heating up for a long time and now he's ready to be taught a lesson," Cleverly told Frank Warren's website.

When Sealy wound up with Minnesota in 1998, he became Garnett's mentor, teaching him lessons of how to move in the crevices of fame, how to enjoy notoriety without being devoured by it.

Ironically enough India's blackout taught this lesson well.

"Over the last year I have heard some people who I considered friends, people who I always thought were 'on my side', say things like: 'It's time we taught a lesson to America'; 'We need another Stalin'; 'It's so good to see Russia defend her values at last.'" Alexander feels Moscow has become more xenophobic and hostile to the west.