Sentence examples for teaching a movement from inspiring English sources

Wilson was teaching a movement class in Summit, New Jersey.

So, in 2001, rather than have to sing Sit Down one more time, Tim Booth disbanded James to devote his life to teaching a quasi-shamanic "movement meditation practice" called 5rhythms.

But how do you teach about a movement that is still in progress?  .

But all this fanciness teaches a humble lesson: a movement is what it is partly because of how it is lit.

Known for its mass weddings, Mr. Moon's movement teaches a unique brand of Christian theology that emphasizes the sanctity of marriage.

They almost never are," said McAdam, who teaches a course on political movements.

Likewise, Brown University's Derek Seidman teaches a seminar called "The Occupy Movement in Historical Context," and Ivan Evan's "Social Movements" course at the University of California at San Diego focuses on the Occupy movement.

Bill McKibben, one of the US's leading environmental writers and campaigners, visited the UK briefly earlier this week to teach a course entitled Building Social Movements and Organising for Change at the Schumacher College in Devon.

John Arnold, perhaps the originator of the design movement at Stanford, taught a course called "How to Ask a Question".

Illinois earned a "D" in the Southern Poverty Law Center's "Teaching the Movement" report for how it teaches the civil rights movement.

The Managing Director of the Youth Sport Trust, Alison Oliver, emphasised the importance of teaching basic movement competence - or physical literacy - at primary school as a way of encouraging children to remain active.