Sentence examples for teaching about how from inspiring English sources

For Mr Mapstone there is one glaring problem with the government's desire to see more teaching about how computers actually work.

A number of the teaching strategies that have been suggested involve some aspect of NOS, whether it be teaching students the ability to differentiate between scientific and non-scientific items in the media (Cooper [2011]) or teaching about how research programs on GCC are put together, including how models are developed (Manolas and Filho [2011]).

"The actual tactics about great teaching, about how to reform the schedule, how to get students who are off track on track — those will be driven by the schools themselves," Gates said.

Although this teaching about how Mary gave birth to Jesus occurs for the first time in the 2nd-century apocryphal, or noncanonical, Protevangelium of James, its origins and evolution are not easy to trace, and Roman Catholic and Protestant historians have come to contradictory conclusions.

All three of these experiences have taught me a lot about teaching, about how every new circumstance is an opportunity to engage, and that field-based teaching provides for a never-ending set of novel situations to inspire students.

We don't really need a teaching about how toxic this is.

Everyone must be taught about how vulnerable they are.

And the lessons Pereira teaches about how fiction works have the power to transform.

Teachers need to teach about how homophobia is bad and how it affects the lives of LGBT people, he said.

While there, he taught about how things get done on Capitol Hill — lessons he is now trying to apply himself.

The lesson that Rohde teaches — about how America's feeble civilian institutions kept it from achieving its epic post-9/11 ambitions — is important.