Sentence examples for teaching judgment from inspiring English sources

Teaching judgment, however, is much harder than teaching hand-eye coordination.

"We're not teaching good judgment to the medical schools," as one school puts it.

I find it odd that even as universities are excelling at teaching academics, David Brooks calls it a paradox that they are not teaching "moral judgment" and "courage".

Yes, I worry about what they might be exposed to on the internet, but I think it's more important to teach children judgment.

As many people took to the media to express their hopes that the pope's comment signals that he will lead the church to soften its long-staunch position against homosexuality, fundamentalist Fox News unsurprisingly rushed to claim that the pope had made no such signals but merely confirmed the status quo by reiterating a basic tenet of Christianity that teaches against judgment.

Since he was not teaching a course in judgment, I presume he felt no responsibility to display any".

Like the TDOP, this new protocol documents classroom behaviors in 2-min intervals throughout the duration of the class session, does not require observers to make judgments of teaching quality, and produces clear graphical results.

To make suggestions successfully, computers must be taught expert human judgment, a process that starts with labeling: give a machine codes to tell the difference between a Renaissance portrait and a Modernist drip painting, say, and then it can sort through endless works, making comparisons and drawing connections.

"Seeing so much judgment taught me about love and tolerance," she says.

I teach them that judgment is more important than love and acceptance.

Furthermore, teaching a child to exercise good judgment has relevance far beyond a single swimming pool.