Sentence examples for village teaching from inspiring English sources

"We spent a weekend in a village teaching local children English.

A recent trip to Highgate village taught me that some London locations facilitate a six day week.

Likewise, in poorer countries like India, social entrepreneurs address real needs — bringing solar lamps to villages, teaching women to weave shawls and connecting them to big-city markets.

More than 270 VHTs who were patrolling villages, teaching people how to stay well and helping them get treatment when sick, are no longer doing anything.

Early childhood education centers as teaching sites in mountain villages were established, and volunteers with early education training or teaching experiences were recruited, "trans-village teaching" model was organized to provide easy and free access to early childhood education for children living in mountainous areas unable to receive formal kindergarten education.

Not only that, she then went around the villages teaching women how to prepare nurtitionally wholesome food items from the garden produce.

The Bible says in Mt. 9, "Jesus was going through all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every kind of disease and every kind of sickness.

He's carried the stakes of trees on his back for five hours to give to farmers in the remote villages, taught them how to graft, compost and use bees to pollinate the trees, and never stopped singing the praises of fruit.

She also taught in a more intimate setting: In 1978 she opened a cooking school in a neighbor's apartment — her own kitchen was too small — on West 12th Street in Greenwich Village, teaching up to six students at a time.

He won the support of John D. Rockefeller Jr., who later said the historical village "teaches of the patriotism, high purpose and unselfish devotion of our forefathers to the common good".

Her family allowed her to study at the TSS after UNICEF introduced an (ECE) class in the Basti Poly government primary school through provision of a female ECE care giver and attendant.Her parents allowed her to continue her education when they found out that the son of a respected teacher from a nearby village was teaching the students.