Sentence examples for typically taught from inspiring English sources

At that time, traffic classes were typically taught by off-duty police officers.

Courses are typically taught in Swedish, but course literature is often in English.

(Kids are typically taught "pizza" before they graduate to "French fries").

We are typically taught, for example, that there is one right answer to a problem.

Intelligence analysts are typically taught to chain through contacts two "hops" out from their target, which increases "incidental collection" exponentially.

Among the education projects that might have made the cut in other years are Feilden Clegg Bradley's Students Union at Manchester Metropolitan University, and John McAslan + Partners' typically taught engineering building at Lancaster University.

At Georgetown, professors typically teach two courses a semester, he says, but stars often do less.

Teng Jiao, 26, an English teacher here, said school begins at 8 35 a.m. and runs to 4 30 p.m., during which he typically teaches three 35-minute lessons.

The resulting subject specialism is more valuable in an independent prep, where teachers tend to teach subjects, than a state sector primary, where they typically teach a single class.

Teachers must also learn far more about children: typically, teaching students are provided with fairly static and superficial overviews of developmental stages, but learn little about how to watch children, using research and theory to understand what they are seeing.

In which year of the apprenticeship do you typically teach that situation?