Sentence examples for traditional lessons from inspiring English sources

Or should we say that those traditional lessons must confront innovation?

Afriyie cited shadow children's secretary Michael Gove's predictable declaration last week that the curriculum should return to the old school and comprise "traditional" lessons.

In his boyhood, Nishida took traditional lessons in Chinese from an excellent Confucian teacher, and in his higher school days he was taught by another scholar erudite in Chinese.

He added that the government's new primary curriculum, announced by ministers last month, which will replace traditional lessons in history and geography with six "areas of learning", would "water down" history in primary schools even further.

Savings clubs in schools can be a good way to improve children's financial knowledge through practical education and traditional lessons, according to a report published by The Children's Society.

The Tel Aviv Journal article on Friday, about Hebrew lessons that are taught on the streets of a gentrifying neighborhood using the graffiti on buildings, metal gates and stone walls, misspelled the given name of a postdoctoral fellow who has taken the lessons for three months and said they provided "more contextualized memory" than traditional lessons.

Blyton's books feature clearly delineated good and bad characters and have exciting plots that illustrate traditional moral lessons.

Note: Our definition of a "lesson" ranges from traditional lesson plans like this science post to quizzes, lists of ideas or collections of resources.

And a few kilometres to the north, in Saint-Denis, the French rugby team were administering a traditional lesson in the finer arts of the game to their English counterparts.

So while we'll still aim to publish social-studies-related lessons on Tuesdays, science and health lessons on Wednesdays, and language arts and fine arts lessons on Thursdays, there will be days when, instead of a traditional lesson, you may see something a little different.

* Tuesday – History and social studies * Wednesday – Science and health * Thursday – English language arts and fine arts * Friday – Quick interdisciplinary tasks to help students practice Common Core skills Note: Our definition of a "lesson" ranges from traditional lesson plans like this science post to quizzes, lists of ideas or collections of resources.