Sentence examples for were actually taught from inspiring English sources

Once artists were actually taught to draw.

Unchanging tests eventually cease to reflect what students were actually taught.

CHARLES BARGUE, "The Art of Drawing," Dahesh Museum of Art, 580 Madison Avenue, at 57th Street, (212) 759-0606, through Feb. 8. Once artists were actually taught to draw.

In his lawsuit against Hyperloop One, BamBrogan seemed frustrated that big decisions at the company were being taken out of the hands of the engineers who were actually taught to build a functional Hyperloop.

If Americans were actually taught to think for themselves, they might begin to question government policies.

Cynda Valle Rogers- In 6 years of art school (1978 BFA Tyler School of Art, 1980 MFA Ohio University) I never had a painting class where the rudiments of oil painting were actually taught; rather, class was about "concept" and mainly encouraged the dispassionate manipulation of non traditional media (like sound, performance, installation).

A survey in 2003 found that only half of paid teachers were actually teaching during school hours.

This line of thinking is also familiar to David Wiley, a professor of health education at Texas State University who co-authored a study on what Texas school districts were actually teaching their students in sex education classes.

Ms. Keegan said that before these exams could be fairly imposed on high school students, schools needed to ensure that they were actually teaching the material, an elementary step that she said surprisingly eluded many school systems.

Midway through, however, he found himself annoyed by the lack of specificity in the training and switched to music, "because they had a technique they were actually teaching you," Mr. Eckert recalled.

It is also the first language of most teachers: a study done at the time concluded that schools labelled "English-medium" were actually teaching in Cantonese but using English-language textbooks (with predictably chaotic results).After much bureaucratic shuffling, 20% of schools were permitted to continue teaching in English.