That goes against what I was taught in school or taught in church.
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The maths scores of the private schools that taught in the local language, Telugu, were higher than those taught in English, suggesting that while private schools confer an advantage, being taught in English is a disadvantage.
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Research demonstrates that children learn more when they are taught in their mother tongue than they do when they are taught in any other language (see article).
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In a study of children in the first three years in 12 schools in Cameroon, those taught in Kom did better than those taught in English in all subjects.
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His mother, who had taught in an elementary school in Martinique, found work as a secretary, while his father, who had taught in a junior high, studied computer programming.
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In 2014 a Bristol University study comparing those taught in a comprehensive system with those taught in a grammar school system found that grammars increased income inequality by one-fifth.
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We want them to fit in right away without struggling to make sure that the language arts class taught in Tennessee matches what is taught in Massachusetts public schools (it doesn't).
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The Cold War is now taught in high school history.
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The history taught in Catalan schools has a nationalist tinge.
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But are boys taught, in return, to care about ours?
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So she taught in Canada, Finland, Japan, Singapore and Shanghai.
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Much of the canon taught in literary programs is male.
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I think sometimes they're not necessarily taught in business school.
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Here's the passage in full: I taught in the afternoons.
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Today, it's mainly taught in the suburban outskirts of Rio.
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It's not taught in schools and it is constantly evolving.
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The range of degrees taught in Tibetan has expanded too.
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I've often wondered why these concepts aren't taught in schools.
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It sort of rebels against what you're taught in school.
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Its horrors are taught in schools and denounced by officials.
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Do you think this history should be taught in schools?
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Chess is also taught in more than 200 regular schools.
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This is not the only massacre rarely taught in schools.
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They have absorbed skills that haven't been taught in school.
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"What we want to ensure is that ... we are teaching in a grade-appropriate level those facts that have not been taught in a way they should have been taught in Oklahoma," she said.
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I lived and taught in Louisiana until recently, and there you had a well-educated Republican governor [Bobby Jindal] who was backing a law that allowed creationism to be taught in public school science classes.
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And the younger generation, they're taught in very short time windows.
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How does this differ from ordinary geometry taught in high school?
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Even more, 89%, said LGBTQ history should be taught in schools.
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Jörg: No. It's not really something that is taught in school.
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That opinion is now taught in law school intellectual property classes.
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Many students battle to keep up with lessons taught in Mandarin.
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You won't see form like this taught in a boxing class.
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It should be taught in primary school or in secondary school.
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And that's not something you can be taught in a weekend.
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She and her husband have also taught in China and Japan.
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Integrated schools taught, in surgical detail, where you did not belong.
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Five Christian initiation classes, taught in Mandarin, take place every week.
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I definitely think that Climate Change should be taught in schools.
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He also taught in the New York City public school system.
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Only a smattering of colonial history is taught in German schools.
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A.P. classes were, for years, primarily taught in wealthier school districts.
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Bradbury's novel is a classic taught in high schools across America.
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Warren taught in a large lecture hall that resembled an amphitheater.
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We were taught in this country that colorblindness is proactively anti-racist.
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That classroom felt like no other classroom that I've ever taught in.
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For decades, he taught in the city he had always called home.
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The largest group we've ever taught in one experience was 5,000 people.
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Paradise students being taught in the former storefront of a shopping center.
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There's a simple understanding of genetics we're all taught in high school.
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He had previously taught in China, South Korea, Thailand, Spain and Kuwait.
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Mr Xi wants the game taught in 50,000 Chinese schools by 20143.
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"Math is taught in such a dry, procedural, abstract way," said Boaler.
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I entered UCLA's master's in education program and student-taught in Compton.
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We don't repeat each physical action we're taught in a literal way.
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If science was taught in Zulu, would it be easier to explain?
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For many Americans, history is something taught in school, but quickly forgotten.
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Who knew such things were being taught in our colleges and universities?
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Nevertheless, some young people do want to be taught in different ways.
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Several minority languages — including Kurdish — have been taught in schools since 2013.
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Carpentry skills are taught in workshops equipped with power drills and saws.
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That's not your fault that our history is not taught in school.
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They taught in ways that would help students to understand the material.
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As kids, a fun game we are taught in kindergarten is telephone.
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Instead, for all he taught in his series, he was a student.
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It is hardly spoken among younger people and barely taught in schools.
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I taught in the public schools and thought I made a difference.
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I wasn't alive then, and it wasn't taught in our history classes.
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We were taught in our N.Y.U. training that collaboration is not cooperation.
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The two books were taught in the 9th and 11th grades, respectively.
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The nature of Rejectors is common knowledge taught in the first grade.
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If you taught in other subject areas, the maximum amount is $5,000.2.
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Eighty-six percent of teachers polled said they believed climate change should be taught in schools, and 84 percent of parents with children under the age of 18 said they believed the issue should be taught in classrooms.
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In the 2012 New York Times article "Back to Classroom for Skills not Taught in High School," Matthew R. Warren discusses a personal finance course in the Bronx where students learn vital information not taught in their high schools.
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"For over 10 years now, I have taught in underserved communities," Briscoe said.
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"It bothered me how little I was taught in school," Jolie, 42, explained.
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"All you're taught in school is kings and queens and empires," he added.
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I became an audio maintenance tech, self-taught in audio processing and electronics.
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We all need to realize this and it should be taught in schools.
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Finally, financial literacy should be taught in homes, grammar schools, and high schools.
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I was self-taught in a way -- I never really had formal lessons.
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The course is taught in three, three-week units (for $213,221 per unit).
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That didn't work, so I thought of a plan they taught in Gatorland.
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To change how our religion is taught in some spaces and some places.
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For that to happen, they need to be taught in their own language.
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St. Joe's is even cautiously trying therapies not typically taught in medical school.
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Techniques taught in dance classes increase body awareness and encourage low-impact landings.
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Not everything you need to know in life is taught in the classroom.
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It's still taught in school, and memorized by children, half a century later.
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The workout is taught in 200,000 locations, including hospitals, schools and community centers.
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At public universities, math, medicine, and some hard sciences are taught in English.
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I was taught in my American elementary school that they were called Tories.
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The classes were taught in German, and Mr. Kim struggled with the language.
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In the past seven years, she's already taught in three different school districts.
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Here are four secrets to career success that are not taught in school.
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Born in England, he had taught in the United States for many years.
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Hugo Münsterberg taught in one of the first American psychology departments, at Harvard.
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She also advocates for "diversity and cultural awareness being taught in Icelandic schools."
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The community Kelly taught in was low-income by all the standard metrics.
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What should children be taught in schools about homosexuality and more generally about sex?
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Cummins, who taught in Culleoka, Tennessee, was fired earlier this week, the TBI said.
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Still, evolution is briefly taught in many high school biology courses in the region.
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Leaky gut syndrome is a hypothetical condition, one that's not taught in medical school.
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The topic is even the subject of a popular novel taught in high schools.
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When I taught in China, students were surprised by my strict rules against copying.
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The slogan has become an educational program taught in high schools, colleges and universities.
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Gardening, cooking, yoga and creativity with programs taught in groups of 26860 to 26688.
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Gardening, cooking, yoga and creativity with programs taught in groups of 10 to 12.
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Berlant had taught in the English Department at the University of Chicago since 1984.
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What's crazy to me is that we're taught in class that they're nine planets.
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This was a chance to learn a history we were never taught in school.
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The children are now being taught in a vacant school building nearby, he said.
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The problem with gastronomy is that it's never been taught in college or university.
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My parents taught in the art school, so naturally I studied at that school.
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I.E. also offers five-week High Impact Online Programs that are taught in English.
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Builder Levy taught in the New York City public school system for 34 years.
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He was there for a Catechism class, taught in Hebrew by an Israeli priest.
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Slavery was taught in a way that made it seem mellow in elementary school.
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These were things that we hadn't been taught — in fact things that were denied.
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The family then moved again, to Minneapolis, where he taught in a Hebrew school.
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And that is true for how it is taught in mental health circles, too.
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This is a play known to many, as it is widely taught in schools.
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Tricia taught in elementary school; Kent worked as an executive in her family's construction business.
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In one, students from Niger, whose national language is French, are being taught in English.
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I've been in other districts when I taught in New York, that are completely different.
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A growing number of European countries are offering American-style degree programmes taught in English.
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The classics would thus be taught in much more compact and effective form at university.
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Before the summer holidays, many classes were still taught in living rooms volunteered by locals.
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His players, self-taught in their bedrooms, had exceptional talent but were sullen and insecure.
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"Jennifer Bacon is the only candidate who has actually taught in public schools," it read.
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Instead, more pupils are likely to be taught in English, despite the drawbacks that entails.
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Children are taught in a language they don't understand by teachers whose English is poor.
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You are taught in Christian faith to love mankind, love one another, love thy neighbor.
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ILPVAM includes two five-day modules taught in English by experts in their respective fields.
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How hard is that, though, when you, you know, you're taught in a certain way?
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Later, he taught in Dubai, before transitioning into the entertainment industry back in Los Angeles.
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One of the DUP MPs suggested last year that Creationism should be taught in schools.
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Shapiro taught in New York City for a decade and now teaches in Southern California.
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A memorial will be built and this history will be taught in city public schools.
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It's not just that young children don't need to be taught in order to learn.
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" He added: "The way that we're taught — in law and myth — is that heroes win.
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A staggering 85033 percent of respondents felt that the Holocaust should be taught in schools.
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This does not mean providing courtroom interpreters for black speakers, or classes taught in AAE.
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A principle taught in international relations is that a rising power could threaten global stability.
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The ethnic Croatians from the suburbs are taught in the right side of the building.
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He also did guard and dining-room duty and taught in the kibbutz high school.
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This professor tweeted out his Hogwarts Great Hall background, which he taught in front of.
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Classes are taught in two shifts, one in the morning and one in the evening.
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"The biggest part of government -- regulation -- is not even taught in law school," she added.
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The history of the war, as taught in my college classes, rested on two assumptions.
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" Cooper joked that letter writing is one of the first things taught in "anchor school.
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What do you think should happen so that slavery is more accurately taught in schools?
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They are taught in Chinese instead of Uighur, and they learn songs praising the party.
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There are many important skills you can use every day that aren't taught in college.
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Though cultural competency is taught in medical school, Walker says that you can't teach empathy.
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Ben Piper, who leads a USAID-funded literacy programme in government schools in Kenya, found, to his surprise, that children taught in their mother tongue learnt less maths than those taught in English or Swahili (the mother tongue of only a minority of Kenyans).
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Rarely done and almost never taught in even the most prestigious classical music colleges and conservatories.
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Currently, only 24 states in the U.S. require sex education to be taught in public schools.
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That cannot be taught in the classroom but needs to be experienced in the outside world.
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It&aposs also taught in school, as opposed to spoken dialects used in each Arab country.
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Winnipeg's public schools have classes taught in Spanish and Ukrainian as well as French and Cree.
|
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But Sharma didn't speak much English and struggled to understand what was being taught in class.
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Thirty Nobel Prizes have been awarded to people who taught or were taught in the department.
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But it's not taught in that way and that is a big part of the problem.
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"I do not believe this is being taught in any schools across the country," Sarenski said.
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Pleskovic was a sixth-grade teacher and taught in the Strongsville school district for 27 years.
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Yet by year five the children taught in Kom outperformed English-medium children even in English.
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If you're ahead of what's being taught in the class, that's not good, you get bored.
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Despite its critical importance, computer science is taught in only a small minority of U.S. schools.
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Despite this, many parents and students chose to be taught in Mandarin anyway, Mr Zenz found.
|
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Black America and the Class Divide Privilege isn't normally taught in school, but it should be.
|
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In the United States, only 85033 states require that the Holocaust to be taught in school.
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One suggested that the woman should have used an unspecified maneuver taught in self-defense classes.
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Leo, who is fifty-one, has neither held government office nor taught in a law school.
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I taught in seminaries throughout China — in Shanghai, Xian, Beijing, Wuhan, Shenyang — between 1989 and 1996.
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Children here are taught in schools not to use plastic bags and to cherish the environment.
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Consider how abolition, the great moral crusade of the 19th century, is now taught in schools.
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The Bosnian Muslim students who live mostly in the city are taught in the left side.
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All of these choices bring meaning to work that is too often taught in a vacuum.
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They both taught in the late 1960s and 1970s at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
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"What we've been taught in society is to always look for some savior," says Durek, 44.
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I still don't have any interest in anything else, except getting gay history taught in schools.
|
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That contradicted all he'd been taught in medical school: There should be no such temporal cycle.
|
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The concept of vertical farming came from a class he taught in medical ecology, he said.
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And when children are taught in ways that line up with the science, they can learn.
|
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There are some essential elements to a cybersecurity professional that can't be taught in a classroom.
|
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The mass exodus of teachers Shannon Carey has lived and taught in Oakland for 27 years.
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It's now taught in hospitals and Silicon Valley corporate seminars, and is popular on the TED circuit.
|
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Below, I've outlined my top three reasons why and ways how yoga should be taught in schools.
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I've only taught in Hawaii, so I don't feel that I can really make a reliable comparison.
|
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Known as "psychological first aid", it is something that can be taught in a matter of hours.
|
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"I taught all [three] of my kids the lessons taught in 'Secret Millionaires Club,'" Buffett told CNBC.
|
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At the beginning of this century, we both taught in the Bard MFA program for two summers.
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Reitano said in an email that he met Davide Castro at a course Reitano taught in 2014.
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A classifier then predicts the likelihood that a respective skill will be taught in a given course.
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It's intellectually difficult because the knowledge that everyone is taught in school is by definition agreed upon.
|
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By the 1970s, Māori reasserted their identity and pushed for the language to be taught in schools.
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Such classes are taught in Arabic up to high school - a disconnect with French-dominated higher education.
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More commonly, some sort of financial education is taught in high school, but not across the board.
|
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Not all that long ago, the penmanship taught in American schools was the envy of the world.
|
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Another shift requires schools and districts to create programs in which classes are taught in two languages.
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So I make a lot of work around the history that we were not taught in school.
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Success requires skills not taught in a classroom – and sometimes even the luck of a winning gambler.
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SMAP's most famous saccharine single, "The Only Flower in the World," is regularly taught in Japan's schools.
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For a time in the 1980s, he attended the composition seminars that György Ligeti taught in Hamburg.
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"If history were taught in the form of stories, it would never be forgotten," Rudyard Kipling said.
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Different chapters are taught in primary, elementary, and high school, it's the topic of exams [in China].
|
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Classes are still taught in that broadcast method, with the teacher standing at the front and lecturing.
|
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Enid must discard everything she's been taught in order to be who she is meant to be.
|
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Dr. Heimlich's method has become a safety icon that is taught in schools and portrayed in movies.
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The campuses will remain open, and certain classes, such as labs, may still be taught in person.
|
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Twice as many Alaskan natives as Chukotkans thought indigenous culture and history were well taught in school.
|
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It was only in 2012 that this brutal event began to be taught in Tulsa's public schools.
|
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Ms. Warren followed up, saying she would appoint an education secretary who has taught in public schools.
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When I say "Tinderbox" should be taught in journalism schools, I mean it as praise and rebuke.
|
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I went to northern Thailand, taught in a rural school and did community work with a monastery.
|
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Nicholas Kristof Monkeys were taught in an experiment to hand over pebbles in exchange for cucumber slices.
|
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In a recent blog post, Branson explains that none of these crucial traits are taught in schools.
|
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His lessons are taught in a retrofitted 53-foot-long semi-truck trailer in Oatey's parking lot.
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Like many things taught in kindergarten (except for the alphabet), it turns out this is not true.
|
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After all, Nigeria's turbulent modern history of coups and civil wars is barely taught in the country's schools.
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The lyrics of their songs are offensive, abusive and completely opposite of what we are taught in college.
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After all, financial literacy is rarely taught in school, and most people keep their money affairs entirely private.
|
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I attended survey lectures in psychology, which enrolled hundreds of students and were taught in huge, sloping halls.
|
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My wife and I have taught in area schools, written for local publications, watched our children grow up.
|
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Since it debuted in 1953, Fahrenheit 451 has become a classic, taught in schools all over the country.
|
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I also argue that the mainstream theory of value being taught in economics departments worldwide is too subjective.
|
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In the absence of any official history of the period, the conflict is not taught in most schools.
|
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I'm more upset at my own complacency in not recalling the basics I was taught in geography classes.
|
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Self-taught in ceramics, Morical uses the commissions as both exercises and a chance to flex her creativity.
|
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Nelson Delis, four-time USA memory champion, uses this method and thinks it should be taught in schools.
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So students in different places may or may not be taught in ways that align with the revisions.
|
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Twenty-five states in the US mandate that some form of sexual education be taught in public schools.
|
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As taught in history classrooms across the nation, the novel's legacy is often reduced to a regulatory one.
|
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"We are taught in Gujarat that many things in life you do for your religious authorities," he said.
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The past always turns out to be way more interesting than whatever you were taught in history class.
|
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I feel like properly drying is one of those things that none of us were taught in school.
|
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She has taught in a maximum security facility and has studied the ethics of doing research in prisons.
|
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He taught in Texas and California before accepting a teaching job at the University of Denver in 1993.
|
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The fine art of repentance is a skill taught in business schools and promoted by high-priced consultants.
|
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Locast's roots are in the Aereo case, which Mr. Goodfriend taught in a law lecture at Georgetown University.
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"Some things can be taught in business school and some of it comes down to you," he says.
|
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Exhibit A: One of the first ideas taught in Physics 101 is the relationship between forces and motion.
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In recent years, the movements that are taught in the temple are more like acrobatics than proper combat.
|
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Traditionally, "woo" modalities have been practiced and taught in relative secret, which protected practitioners but limited their reach.
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Do you feel that it is a topic that has been accurately and thoroughly taught in your schools?
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"Outsider" was superseded by "self-taught," which didn't work since many artists are self-taught in some way.
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He attended college, studying economics and industrial design, and taught in a secondary school for a few years.
|
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The groom's mother is a retired elementary-school teacher who taught in the Beverly Hills Unified School District.
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And, even if classes are taught in English, classmates may speak their native language almost exclusively, Caldarelli noted.
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It's extolled by C.E.O.s and entertainers and even taught in my kids' elementary school (again, it's Northern California).
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Once near extinction, it is now taught in schools and spoken in Parliament (where the Maori have reserved seats).
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AvD: I've had to force myself to open up emotionally because it's not something that you're taught in Holland.
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Today it is taught in thousands of schools in Finland, and hundreds more around the world, with promising results.
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He taught in Cape Dorset for three years, starting in 1978, and sexually assaulted a whole generation of boys.
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Pupils will learn about topics like botany and potions that are taught in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
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It is extremely hard for foreigners to prove they have picked up skills equivalent to those taught in Germany.
|
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Darwinian natural selection is even taught in some of the most pious countries, such as Poland, Ireland, and Iran.
|
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The March for Life also illustrates just how far the lessons taught in this Houston hotel have already travelled.
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For instance, the blunder has since been taught in business schools as a cautionary tale for failed marketing campaigns.
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Unfortunately, the Jefferson School of Social Sciences, where he taught in the 1940s, didn't see it the same way.
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"If masturbation were taught in school, I wonder how [many] fewer people would get herpes aged 16," she continues.
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Arabic is Iraq's official language, but it has been three decades since it was properly taught in Kurdish schools.
|
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Instead, English learners are initially taught in their own language, mainly Spanish, and then are gradually shifted to English.
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Take for example the recent law about language, which prohibits the Russian language from being taught in the school.
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The type of techniques taught in clinics around the country never includes forcing someone to the point of pain.
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But critics are worried that anyone who disagrees with the ideas taught in Florida classrooms can file a complaint.
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As a byproduct of that time, math, physics, and chemistry curricula taught in Romanian schools is still strongly emphasized.
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Eric Williams, who became the nation's first Prime Minister after independence, in 22008, taught in the social-science department.
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Economists rely on the syllogistic (or mathematical) logic that is taught in high schools and colleges around the world.
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The course is taught in an over-the-shoulder style, so you'll see the instructor's screen as he's teaching.
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Even medical practitioners will often defer to their cleric over anything taught in medical school, 28 Too Many said.
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Various people I talked to said this key part of Indonesian history is not even taught in Indonesian schools.
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In the future, probably only engineering, science medicine, and fine art will be taught in traditional physical college locations.
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The social psychology behind these dangerous groups should be taught in schools and universities the world over, she says.
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In the same area, students are taught in a makeshift school, which at least has walls to shelter them.
|
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Kennedy says that Hawley is possibly the most gifted undergraduate student he has taught in a fifty-year career.
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And like at FGCU, safety concerns have been raised as a result of controversial subject matter taught in classrooms.
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Turning the tide will require profound changes in how reading is taught, in standardized testing and in school curriculums.
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One interest I have is, I still cannot understand why computer science is not taught in our elementary schools.
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More than 500,000 children are taught in 700 Unrwa-run schools across the Middle East, according to the agency.
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Some bemoaned the fact that the themes in "Death of a Nation" were not presently taught in elementary schools.
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee has been taught in countless classrooms and influenced generations of readers.
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I've taught in the suburbs and the city, in public schools and private, in the United States and abroad.
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It was fascinating seeing a diagram of the clitoris — something which I really feel should be taught in schools.
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What is also clear is that it seems that along the way, that information stopped being taught in school.
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It has become a safety icon that is taught in schools, portrayed in movies and endorsed by medical authorities.
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Ms. Kennedy, 85, is an influential figure in experimental theater, whose work has been regularly taught in college courses.
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The student-teacher was removed after the assignment was taught in two classes, school district spokesman Sean Braisted said.
|
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Wealthy Kenyans and foreigners send their children to private schools, which are taught in English and enjoy lavish resources.
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Most elementary and middle school students are now taught in Chinese, up from just 63 percent three years ago.
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A new Kentucky law going into effect Thursday will allow Bible courses to be taught in public schools. Gov.
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These courses have to be taught in ways that are "sticky" for all students, not just the top students.
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It inspired Friedan's writings, and is taught in gender and women's studies courses across the country for good reason.
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The first food trailer he stopped at was manned by a confirmation student he'd taught in his younger days.
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The reasons are complicated, ranging from what meteorologists are taught in college to not wanting to upset their viewers.
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According to UNICEF, the subject is generally not taught in schools and most girls never discuss it with another person.
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Her eldest daughter, Laurence, was actually Emmanuel's classmate at Le Providence, the private school where Macron taught in Amiens. 3.
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"It's intellectually difficult because the knowledge that everyone is taught in school is by definition agreed upon," according to Thiel.
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Typing classes — now called keyboarding — are still taught in schools, but it's no longer a mandatory part of the curriculum.
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Brad DeLong asks a question about which of the various funny diagrams economists love should be taught in Econ 101.
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Although he has taught in various technology-enabled settings, including online and teleconferencing, synchronous delivery is still his preferred method.
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In past lives, these workers delivered pizzas and parcels, tended stores and taught in schools, or drove Ubers and forklifts.
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As long ago as 1998 the government recognised those feminine job titles, and decreed that they be taught in schools.
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National Council of Teachers of English reported that To Kill a Mockingbird was taught in a whopping 74 percent of
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None of this is taught in the schools I went to, but I learned about another genocide: the Jewish Holocaust.
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Her mother, the former Eva von Behren, taught in a one-room schoolhouse and then a high school in Colorado.
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One could conclude that Moroccan kids would best be taught in modern Arabic, though many Moroccan youths speak better French.
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One of the earliest lessons we are taught in life is to never make a promise that we can't keep.
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Years later, he told his sister that Father Joseph DiMaggio, who taught in the parish school, had nuzzled his face.
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This, in turn, links to an older dispute about how, and even whether, the empire is taught in British schools.
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A drawing-class professor showed some of Drnaso's cartoons to the illustrator Ivan Brunetti , who also taught in the department.
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All of the skills listed below are taught in detail in the Pay What You Want Social Marketing Mastery Bundle.
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Then she taught in a rural school, raised her four children and eventually opened her own income tax consulting business.
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But when values taught in the classroom don't match the values in the rest of society, the classroom rarely wins.
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Furthermore, it is naïve to assume that the communication skills of a great physician can be taught in the classroom.
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"I pray the way I was taught in the residential school, Our Father, Hail Mary and all that," she said.
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The Wolf Pack taught in it last Fetish Week and it would be a real shame to see it go.
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The federal student aid could be used to cover the cost of college courses taught in prisons, online or both.
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Letter of Recommendation It is incredible to me how little I remember of what I was taught in high school.
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The schools held to a "no excuses" philosophy, the notion that poor children are best taught in highly regulated environments.
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She also created the Dr. Yum Project, a nonprofit with a preschool nutrition curriculum now taught in several Virginia schools.
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"It's a touchstone," said Brendan McGillicuddy, 39, who has taught in the cultural studies department at the University of Minnesota.
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"To all you parents out there, pay attention to what your kids are being taught in school," the tweet said.
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"My secretary of education will be someone who has taught in public school, Betsy DeVos need not apply," Warren said.
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It did this partly through armed strength, but also through a sort of management savvy taught in business schools today.
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Some classic books still taught in schools contain language and storylines that would be considered overtly racist by today's standards.
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The deal prompted protests from Egyptians who said they had been taught in school that the islands belonged to them.
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He's also critical of how history is taught in schools and how it can make people think history is boring.
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The overall effect is to frame the practice of Ms. Rama, who was self-taught, in a refreshingly different way.
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The group wrote a mission statement about black female activism and organizing that is still taught in many women's studies programs.
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Since it began in 2016, nearly 300 enrollees have graduated from the program, which is taught in Tucson, Phoenix and Flagstaff.
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In the children's block the students were given "secret, improvised lessons, taught in small groups according to age," according to Holocaust.cz.
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Over a five-day period, new drivers are taught in a classroom setting, given demonstrations, then put in a VR environment.
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As elsewhere in Catalonia, children are taught in Catalan, but here they speak Castilian (Spanish) in the playground and at home.
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Designed by Liu Thai Ker, the chief architect of Singapore, it has a university where 350 students are taught in English.
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His books were taught in general writing courses, and his stories were widely shared by readers of all races and ethnicities.
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Rape law, for instance, wasn't taught in law schools until the mid-1980s, according to Harvard Law professor Jeannie Suk Gersen.
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"One thing that I was taught in my Marine Corp training is that a scared man will kill you," he said.
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Part of the reason is the lack of connection many Nigerians feel towards their history, which is barely taught in schools.
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The idea of America as a meritocracy is so ingrained in our culture that it's taught in schools as a fact.
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The "run and hide" training given to aviation police "is contrary to everything... taught in the Chicago Police Academy," Brandon wrote.
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The descriptivists are mocked as "anything-is-correct", embracing every fad, even that Shakespeare should be taught in text-message-speak.
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These are taught in a mixed-gender group and activities require explicit topics to be explored and discussed among seventh graders.
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He was previously executive vice provost of Columbia University, where he also taught in the School of International and Public Affairs.
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Five boys and I accepted the offer of Professor Noferini, who taught in the high school, to organize classes at night.
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"I reject it completely—it has no factual or historical validity and will not be taught in Israeli schools," Bennett tweeted.
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I had "union" for ENRON, the company whose tumultuous rise and fall should be taught in ethics classes, no argument there.
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"Chimamanda will see you," Aslak Sira Myhre, the director of the National Library of Norway, who taught in her workshops, says.
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Command of a country's lingua franca opens the door to hundreds more "bilingual bachelor's," taught in the native language and English.
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There was a genocide here, but that's not something we're taught in school—our history lessons just focus on the settlers.
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Self-taught in the age-old art, the Japanese artist is an exceptional example of keeping tradition alive among the youth.
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Home economics is no longer taught in many schools; the sewing machine is no longer a whirring fixture in the home.
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Young Earth creationists believe in a literal interpretation of Genesis, which contradicts the Darwinian theory of evolution taught in (most) schools.
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It said ethical committees should be established in banks and that more ethics courses should be taught in major business schools.
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Today, meditation and mindfulness are taught in businesses, schools, hospitals and prisons, and mindfulness apps have been downloaded onto many smartphones.
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J.B. Pritzker signed into law on Friday a bill that ensures the contributions of LGBTQ people are taught in public schools.
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In 2017, the New York City Department of Education redesigned the test to better reflect what is being taught in schools.
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Investigators for the school, where he taught in the early 1980s, said that Mr. Lyman had sexual relationships with two students.
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Ralston, a Democrat, has taught in the district, which is in a rural area near Tulsa, for more than 30 years.
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The measure also mandates that sex education be taught in schools and that companies offer reproductive health services to their employees.
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As a teenager in the 1980s, I was taught in a "scientific communism" class that family was the heart of society.
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In a 2009 survey of registered voters in New York State, 85 percent wanted sex education to be taught in schools.
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Only 20193 states and D.C. require sex education, and what is taught in the classroom can differ from school to school.
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Today, American civics and history are not taught in many of our K-12 schools or in many of our universities.
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But Arabic is barely taught in public schools, so mosques and private associations have stepped in to address this educational gap.
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Excerpts from "Mein Kampf," as well as letters and other Nazi texts, similarly critically annotated, have long been taught in German schools.
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Mao and Lenin are mostly taught in schools for their observations on whether government price regulation can create efficiencies in health care.
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Many of these unskilled orangutans have extremely traumatic pasts or were rescued too late in life to be taught in forest school.
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Climate change denier Voted in support of H.C.R 1009, a concurrent resolution that would dictate how climate change is taught in schools.
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If we could snap our fingers and change the way math and science are taught in US schools, most of us would.
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It was his first real opportunity, he said, to act out the democracy that he had been taught in the South's textbooks.
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He had been taught in school to call the number in case of an emergency and decided to try it at home.
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The items deleted from the curriculum can still be talked about and taught in the classroom, but they are no longer required.
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THE CONVICTION that the secrets of commerce can be taught in a classroom, whether real or virtual, shows little sign of fading.
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And millennial teachers themselves are more likely than their older colleagues to believe financial education should be primarily taught in the classroom.
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An Iowa community has been left heartbroken after two men who taught in their school district recently died in an accidental drowning.
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Nevertheless, there is a growing movement towards so-called immersion schooling, in which children are taught in another language half the time.
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Self-taught in many areas, including philosophy, theology, and astrology, he's not ashamed to point out that he didn't go to college.
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And, since the government relaxed restrictions in 2012, more pupils are now being taught in "super-size" classes of more than 30.
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The Green New Deal would likely become a topic taught in every 28th grade U.S. history class, just like the New Deal.
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I have been writing publicly about education for about five years, and had taught in public schools for four years before that.
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She isn't trying to fit into any of the currently hip narratives, whether taught in art schools or regurgitated in art magazines.
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"I still fold my underwear the way that I was taught in basic training 41 years ago," Testoni says with a laugh.
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It's a Catholic school, Sacré Cœur, where all the classes are taught in French, but of course her kids don't know French.
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Despite the high value placed on social skills by employers, the report noted that these skills aren't usually explicitly taught in schools.
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China's Communist Party maintains its iron grip on power by controlling what's said in the media and what's taught in the classroom.
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I think rhetoric should be taught in all schools because it teaches the basics of how to tell apart lies from truth.
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"Naturopathic clinical sciences, like pediatrics, contained material that would never be taught in medical school," Hermes wrote in a 2016 confessional essay.
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Goldstein said doctors have a bias against cannabis because they are taught in medical school that cannabis is a substance of abuse.
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Lou has supposedly taught in Stanton for 17 years, yet he interacts with everyone as if he's just stepped off the bus.
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He had taught in the economics department at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University since 21944.
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Just because something isn't taught in school or known by everyone on the planet doesn't mean that it hasn't deeply impacted culture.
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The result of his research was a massive tome that pointed out all the distortions and falsehoods taught in US history classes.
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"This #BadHombres is the first of his family to graduate from college, did Americorps & taught in public schools," tweeted José N Miranda.
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She taught in New Jersey and New York City schools until she and her husband, a fellow teacher, moved to New Hampshire.
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Taking risks isn't something we're taught in school, so it'll help you do business a lot better once you have that understanding.
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Sergio Leone's spaghetti western, the first in his "Dollars" trilogy starring Clint Eastwood, is taught in film classes and beloved by cinephiles.
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"Now we have many teachers," she said, proudly adding that some include students she taught in the camp over a decade ago.
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ILPVAM comprises two five-day modules taught in English by experts in their respective fields, and is conducted in Europe and America.
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But that conflict's history is not taught in public schools because the subject is still so contested and politically and emotionally sensitive.
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Then, she taught in a one-room schoolhouse in Hodgeman County, KS until she married her Sunday-school sweetheart, Vernon Ochs, in 183.
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Her simple Shellstrop-style explanation of ever-present death should be taught in schools as a tool to confront our own existential crises.
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At the University of Pretoria, some students are demanding to be taught in languages other than Afrikaans, a language they identify with apartheid.
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But many courses that are in high demand from students from across the country are taught in primitive classrooms filled with plastic chairs.
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She subsequently pursued this theme, photographing dance students at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where her father taught in his later years.
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Everyone thinks they know what it would be like to be a teacher, but until they've taught in our classrooms they really don't.
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The idea that the Civil War was fought over issues other than slavery has long been taught in public schools across the South.
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Senator Simon Birmingham has said parents should be consulted before the curriculum is taught in schools, but that homophobia should not be tolerated.
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Mandarin Chinese is now widely taught in France and 100,000 secondary students studied the language in 2015, according to the French foreign office.
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"I expect that this fall it will be taught—in a single lecture—in every master's-level combinatorics course," she messaged over Skype.
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Everything I'd been taught in church and from friends and family suggested that being gay was a terrible choice that some people made.
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Mr. Hansen has butted heads with the Hindu American Foundation for more than a decade over how Indian history is taught in California.
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This is a basic language now that needs to be taught in all of our schools so that more people have a choice.
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These skills need to be taught in tandem with conventional math and science curriculums to empower the next generation of computer science students.
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Additionally, an ESL teacher's role is to assist these students in other subjects — such as math and science — that are taught in English.
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"The Ministry does not know what is being taught in these schools which is a point of concern to (the) government," Mutazindwa said.
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She wrote Gender Outlaw in the early 90s, a queer bible that's still taught in colleges today, outlining Bornstein's non-binary gender opus.
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The methods used by midwives vary, she says, because the procedure is not taught in midwifery school and there is no official standard.
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This became known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, and it's still taught in introductory psych classes everywhere (and occasionally cited by Malcolm Gladwell).
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A female critic in the Italian press, on the contrary, thought Landon ought to be taught in schools, especially in the #metoo era.
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A 2013 survey of DUP activists found that 40 percent of them believe in Young Earth creationism and want it taught in schools.
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To increase the academic rigor of the exercise, have students compare what's taught in their school to the National Sexuality Education Standards. 3.
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The people of Saudi Arabia are taught in school that Islam requires obedience to any ruler whose policies are not inconsistent with Islam.
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I struggled in waltz classes taught in Mandarin and learned the Taiwanese Tango from generous students who offered to show me the steps.
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While Arabic has many dialects, the update is adding Modern Standard Arabic, which is the standardized version of the language taught in schools.
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Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has a problem with the way kids are being taught in the U.S. today.
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Further, she says, just because students don't get 100 percent of what is taught in a class does not mean they haven't benefited.
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"Being a Caucasian teacher was never a problem," said Ms. Knevals, who taught in Newark for nearly 28 years before retiring in 220.
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He studied in Rome and taught in Milan, but for decades now he has lived and worked in Città di Castello, in Umbria.
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Mr. Goodfriend started Locast partly as a thought experiment on the Aereo case, which he taught in a law lecture at Georgetown University.
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The veteran photographer's hesitation is taught in Reuters training given to any journalist assigned to cover conflict, war or danger across the world.
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Long taught in Dutch high schools as a turning point in the country's literary canon, it has never gone out of print here.
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The number of courses taught in English, which have already been increased fivefold since 2004 to 1,328, will be boosted further, Philippe said.
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We've seen too many stories of children being taught in buildings that are falling apart, with books that are frighteningly out of date.
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Simon taught in the directing department at La Fémis for 10 years, so she knew the place inside and out when she arrived.
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Connie "Cricket" Rose, 42, Las Vegas I was taught in my health class that I wasn't in a risk group to acquire HIV.
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Besides Hong Kong, he wrote and taught in Europe, the United States and, after the travel ban was lifted in 1987, mainland China.
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He called the joint statement "a disgrace rife with lies" and said its account of history would not be taught in Israeli schools.
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Simon taught in the directing department at La Fémis for 703 years, so she knew the place inside and out when she arrived.
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Morrison, whose only marriage ended in divorce, taught in colleges and was an editor at the publisher Random House before writing her own books.
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"The fact is we don&apost have enough of our history displayed, talked about, and taught in our schools," said Board President Martha Ross.
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The A$45,735 ($34,769.81) course will be taught in a purpose-built campus studio with meeting spaces and review rooms, UTS Animal Logic Academy.
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That's an obligation taught in medical school," Dr. Dhruva says, conceding that "it can be difficult to follow every patient," but it's "the goal.
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The film has ensured that partition, which is rarely taught in British high schools, has a place in the nation's shared public culture again.
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Pro-creationist voices in Turkey have been agitating for years, and parents have started to protest the way religion is being taught in schools.
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He believes that design literacy should be taught in schools across the world to help instill a sense of design from an early age.
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Who were eight when he released his climate change documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which is old enough to be a classic taught in schools.
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Many courses are taught in English, while world famous contemporary artist Ai Weiwei can be found teaching at the Berlin University of the Arts.
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As an example of the hardships Denver teachers face, the union cited a teacher who taught in Indianapolis and Chicago before moving to Colorado.
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"[World War II] needs to be taught in moderation to promote mental health and focus on teaching young people real life skills," he said.
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He would study each person's style and then meticulously dismantle hooks, grips, and lassos the way he had been taught in his private lessons.
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In most schools in Tibetan regions, the native language is taught in a single class, similar to foreign-language education in the United States.
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After graduating in physics, he taught in Chilean schools before moving to the United States where he studied at Brown University in Rhode Island.
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While foreign-language programs both on and off-campus languish with low enrollments or are simply eliminated, study-abroad programs taught in English flourish.
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People bring that piece up to me all the time, and I got thousands of emails, and I know it's being taught in colleges.
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In college, I was profoundly affected by the concepts Professor Bargh taught in my Modern Unconscious class, which he later distilled into this book.
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During the 1988 class he taught in New York, Mr. Tabakov spoke to the students about Chekhov's use of evening scenes and their symbolism.
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Decades from now, this ad will be taught in textbooks as an example of how multicultural inclusion only ever serves to erase Indigenous people.
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My fight has been to open up the Scouts so that even more people can learn and live the values taught in these spaces.
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The book won the two major prizes in science fiction, the Hugo and Nebula awards, and is widely taught in secondary schools and colleges.
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"There is too much revisionism being taught in universities today," said State Representative Jay Lawrence, a Republican from Scottsdale who backed the new programs.
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Their vision of American government — a vision children are still taught in civics classes — was that it would be balanced by competition among branches.
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" It said the issue was whether Ms. Bailey had followed district guidelines that require "controversial subjects be taught in 'an impartial and objective manner.
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They were in the midst of a mass shooting, one that may be taught in future history classes as one of the nation's worst.
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These white identitarians have taken the multicultural worldview taught in schools, universities and the culture and, rightly or wrongly, have applied it to themselves.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: What historical events do you think should be taught in school so they are never forgotten?
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He was something of an artistic prodigy, largely self-taught in his youth as both a painter and, starting as a preteen, a composer.
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Mr. Mugabe taught in Northern Rhodesia, as Zambia was then called, and Ghana, where he met Ms. Hayfron, who would be his first wife.
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Furthermore, students took review quizzes and unit exams before the final exam that gave them multiple opportunities to learn the material taught in class.
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For the most part, Gill was self-taught in how to create these colorful, furry masterpieces thanks to YouTube tutorials and other online platforms.
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A Guide to Getting a Bachelor's Abroad Opportunities for earning an undergraduate degree on foreign soil, taught in English, are growing by the year.
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Teachers are not respected by our students, administrators-even though many of them hardly ever taught in school, parents, and community as a whole.
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And of course there's the reality that the way we think about sexuality and sex today doesn't match with what we're taught in school.
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This made me think about how history, as taught in school, is actually made of many different histories, each moving at a different pace.
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I don't think science at the lower levels should be separated into discrete subjects, but rather integrated and taught in the context of real life.
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This bill violates fundamental doctrines taught in medical school and will deter future trainees from committing to careers in women's health care in this state.
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We were taught in health class that just one snort, or puff, or swallow of anything could kill you outright, or addict you for life.
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I think it has a lot to do with education because you tend to know what you've been taught in school, especially with younger people.
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Launched six years ago, the downloadable program is now taught in all 50 states and in 80 countries — in schools, homes and places of employment.
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The concept of "universal design" has been taught in architectural schools for over 50 years, but there are obstacles to making buildings accessible to all.
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Do you find that you guys are self-taught in this regard, or do you work with others to get the mastery of these things?
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The preference for engineering may be due to the fact that many engineering programs offered by Chinese universities for international students are taught in English.
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Because the funding source for those students is different than that for other children, students sponsored by these programs are often taught in separate classrooms.
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But Joan Bertin, executive director of the National Coalition Against Censorship, said parents and residents should not make decisions about what is taught in schools.
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First, watch and listen to the audio slideshow "Bilingual Education: Learning in Mandarin" which is about a class that is taught in English and Mandarin.
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His death was announced on Twitter by his wife, Alice Goodman, and on the website of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where he taught in the 1980s.
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We all are taught in high school about how the system of appellate review in this country is supposed to weed out mistakes at trial.
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Students said the course was taught in Mandarin and targeted exclusively at students from the graduating class of 2022 and beyond who are Chinese citizens.
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"Massage therapists have over 2,000 hours of training in their curriculum and study many things [that are] not taught in the United States," he said.
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Arendt has been popular in Iran since her work was translated into Farsi in 1980, and she has been taught in Iranian universities since 2007.
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"Women developed strategy, taught in citizenship school, and in short, could and did perform all of the tasks necessary for the movement," Ms. Nash said.
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While its impenetrability may explain the BuzzFeed reporters' casual-seeming approach, it's not much of an excuse for skipping the steps taught in Journalism 101.
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To a large extent, modern Neoplatonist philosophy led the way for the avant-garde artists and artisans who taught in and supervised the Bauhaus workshops.
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In 1919, straight out of the Austro-Hungarian army, he trained to be an elementary-school teacher and taught in Austria from 1920 to 1926.
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Avenues offers Spanish and Mandarin as foreign languages, and from nursery through fifth grade, half of students' classes are taught in one of those languages.
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You may have been taught in school to cite your sources by using footnotes, or by putting them in parentheses after you've referenced the information.
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For me, at age 35, the experience of reading the books was one of feeling deep regret over what I was not taught in school.
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Until recently, though, the government had allowed most classes to be taught in the Uighur language, partly because of a shortage of Chinese-speaking teachers.
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Few countries in the world have suffered so many invasions and upheavals, yet these recent events are not taught in Afghan schools, Ms. Chahverdi said.
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It is taught in Utah as part of the state curriculum for firearm instructors, and suicide-prevention material is displayed in Nevada at gun shows.
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The story, now widely taught in schools and made into a film starring Oprah Winfrey, fueled an avalanche of acknowledgment of Lacks and her family.
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I give thanks for my grandmother, Mildred Weems, who taught in a two-room country schoolhouse because my grandfather's farm never quite paid the bills.
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Launched 7 years ago, the downloadable program is now taught in all 50 states and in 90 countries — in schools, homes, and places of employment.
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Because of what is taught in school, many people have limited knowledge of events like the Trail of Tears and Wounded Knee, Ms. Richards said.
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I'm right at that age demographic where it wasn't something that was necessarily taught in school, and so I've kind of been learning on the fly.
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"They are taught in the art of war from childhood, they obey their elders and serve the motherland," Cossack elder Igor Barannikov told The Associated Press.
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This impacts what we were taught in art school about the lineage of art, which was a complete distortion — which, in fact, was something else entirely.
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The project has been read widely across the country, has been discussed in the Senate and is changing how American history is taught in schools today.
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That money has been used to intervene in mosque-building projects, meddle in how Islam is taught in US schools, influence policymakers, and smear Muslim organizers.
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It is the sort of thing that will one day be taught in history classes alongside the internment of Japanese-Americans during the second world war.
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I know he taught in architecture programs at other institutions, but, to me, his teaching hit its stride when he trained artists to think like architects.
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As of 2015, Ukraine had 621 schools that taught in Russian, 78 in Romanian, 68 in Hungarian and five in Polish, according to education ministry data.
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Shortly after police confirmed the victims' identities, the Bellevue School District sadly announced on Facebook on Tuesday that Kenneth and Mark had taught in their schools.
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"We think these [safety] approaches can be taught in a more effective way if more balanced and accurate language and less fear is used," he said.
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Mr. Kaplan served over the years on the boards of the American Symphony and Carnegie Hall, and taught in the evening division of the Juilliard School.
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Yet the popular meditation apps ignored thousands of years of tradition when meditation would be taught in groups that give a naturally ethereal activity more structure.
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For example, knowing that women don't necessarily orgasm from penetration and some find it difficult to do so at all should be taught in sex ed.
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I wish some parents cared more about their kids learning math (arguably the most important subject taught in school) than finding new ways to be offended.
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He didn't deny the story; in fact, he got so far ahead of it that his Medium post may well be taught in PR classes someday.
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The Literary Digest poll has since gone down in history as a cautionary tale of sampling bias pitfalls, and is taught in intro-level statistics classes.
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She was speaking in a cramped, makeshift office; many of her pupils were being taught in Portakabins, dotted in soldierly rows across the school's car park.
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"I try to make time for teaching cursive, but it's definitely not taught in every classroom like it was when I was a student," she said.
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Y Combinator executives and affiliates saw a greater response than expected to courses they taught in a Startup School series at Stanford, which they syndicated online.
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Beyond the grade school concepts of "happy" and "sad," we weren't taught in the traditional sense about the wide variety of feelings we're capable of experiencing.
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But the accord, which still needs ratification by Egypt's parliament, caused consternation among Egyptians, many who said they were taught in school the islands were theirs.
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But unfortunately, as any person of color will attest, the American history taught in US schools is, in many ways, incomplete, downplayed, and intentionally kept hidden.
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Back in December 2013, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced a five-year plan to make CS a core subject taught in schools, and partnered with Code.
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Given how jazz is taught in high school band, it's a wonder Marsalis believed he even needed to embark on this crusade in the first place.
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It favored reliance on safety technology and reduced the need to maintain the stringent hands-on laboratory practices taught in Soviet times that successfully prevented accidents.
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Eric Van Dusen traveled over land from Argentina to California during his time off, while his wife, Kara Nelson, taught in a migrant camp in Zimbabwe.
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In Portland, Tim Swinehart, a teacher at Lincoln High School, said lessons about the communities hit hardest by climate change should be taught in every school.
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Mr. Karaganis and Mr. McClure were looking only at literature taught in colleges, but their findings seem consistent across other art forms, from film to music.
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Like many Venezuelans, he thought tuberculosis was an archaic ailment: He was taught in school that the disease killed Simón Bolívar, the country's liberator, in 1830.
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The article said his daughter Mika lived at home and taught in a kindergarten, while his other daughter, Brinda, lived in the nearby city of Niigata.
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Mr. Mugabe had occupied a central role in the nation's four-decade history and in its founding mythology, which all Zimbabweans are taught in primary school.
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Fucking Trans Women puts sexual practices that are overlooked in the mainstream (and certainly not taught in sex ed classes) on paper for the first time.
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The New Jersey native studied at NYU and taught in Brooklyn until 2008, when she decided to call it quits and take up music full time.
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"Psychology and the Good Life" became the most popular class ever taught in Yale University's 317-year history, and garnered both national and international media attention.
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In April 2015, adjuncts from across the country waged a nationwide campaign demanding a minimum compensation of $33,000 per college course taught, in addition to benefits.
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Barnegat Township Mayor Alfonso Cirulli, a former assistant principal, began Tuesday by condemning a state law that requires LGBTQ-inclusive material be taught in public school.
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The history we were taught in school focused on the United States of America as the one certain hope in a world of danger and evil.
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Still, the value of HBCU-based instruction is more than just what's taught in the classroom—it is also the stories and power of the instructors.
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According to the models taught in economics courses and used by central banks, a jobs boom on this scale should have brought accelerating prices and wages.
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While ostensibly targeted at the general public, the idiocies that Wachter-Boettcher identifies should be taught in every software engineering, product management, and UX design class.
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Avalon moved back after a three-year stint in New Orleans, where she taught in a poor public school as a member of Teach for America.
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The language of Tlön, he reports, is already being taught in schools, its "harmonious history" already eclipsing the chaotic and bewildering history of the actual world.
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An activist and retired Wellesley College professor, her 19803 essay "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack" has been widely reprinted and is now taught in many colleges.
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After attending Pan American University and earning a master's degree in English and Education at the University of Texas, she taught in bilingual and special education programs.
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The artist, himself of Cree ancestry, says he knew little about this dark era in history as it was never taught in classrooms, or mentioned outside them.
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Though we didn't attend the same private school in Karachi, both Munira and I were taught in some of the best educational institutions in Pakistan's financial capital.
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According to Brandwin, the goal of any operations officer is to "spot, assess, and potentially recruit assets to the U.S" using the methods taught in spy school.
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This idea of abstraction encapsulation, the idea of not knowing how it works, this is what computer scientists are taught in schools as the best thing going.
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According to a 2005 paper in which he formalized the concept, these are patterns we're taught in childhood, often with a narcissist parent and co-narcissist kid.
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"Use what you're taught in the military regarding being mission-oriented and setting goals, and being relentless towards achieving those goals and completing your mission," he said.
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His father, who taught in a lycée, was aligned with the Catholic, reactionary side of politics—but by no means with its Jew-hating or monarchist fanaticism.
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Our identity would be inspired by the Jewish dynasties that ruled from its palaces, and our traditions instilled by the great rabbis who taught in its streets.
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This truism of modern polling, heralded as one of the great success stories of statistics, is included in textbooks and taught in college classes, including our own.
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It was widely seen as explicitly targeting the CEU, which offers graduate-level courses taught in English and is frequently ranked as the top university in Hungary.
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He vehemently defended the idea against local opposition, even telling the Charlotte Observer that he saw a future where Mandarin would be taught in the area's schools.
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The book was praised by critics who knew something about Native American culture, sold at gift shops on Indian reservations, and taught in high schools and colleges.
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The Designers Accord, which aims to mainstream sustainability in design practice, launched 10 years ago and now has thousands of members and is taught in design programs.
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After leaving military service, he taught in the speech department at San Diego State and conducted research in bibliography at the University of Texas and at Yale.
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The Supreme Court concluded in 1987 that requiring it to be taught in public schools as if it were a science ran afoul of the establishment clause.
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For the most part, participants agreed—citing the history they were taught in school and the commonly-held belief that Edison really did create the light bulb.
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Stuart London, the police union lawyer representing Officer Pantaleo, said the technique his client used was the seatbelt maneuver taught in the Police Academy, not a chokehold.
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After college, I taught in Chile for several years at the Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaíso, and hoped life might lead me back to teach there again.
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Ms. Burton-Lyles, who earned a bachelor's degree in music education at Temple University in 1971, taught in the Philadelphia public schools in the 1970s and '80s.
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Mr. Horowitz is also said to be scrutinizing how the F.B.I. handled Mr. Steele and another informant, Stefan A. Halper, an American academic who taught in Britain.
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Still, he said he is intimidated by roasting a whole turkey (a skill that is rarely taught in culinary school) and will likely attempt a smaller cut.
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He notes that there is little Native American history being taught in the education curriculum and estimates that the Native American population in Killingly is around 1%.
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In recent years, Dr. Pines put energy into a "Think Like a Scientist" initiative, which aimed to change how science was taught in elementary and middle schools.
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Ford's Crooked Hallelujah is more than just a really great title; it's the book that's going to be taught in creative writing programs for decades to come.
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Many still hold negative stereotypes of their language, and have pushed back against their children being taught in Guaraní, with its high-pitched, nasal and guttural sounds.
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Part of the problem is that the Guaraní taught in schools is a formal, and somewhat anachronistic, version compared to the colloquial version spoken on the street.
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"Unfortunately, our knowledge about what is actually taught in firearm training classes is severely limited," he told Reuters Health by email, adding that this study highlights the gaps.
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According to ABC News, George Stevens Academy's former Chemistry teacher Roger Bennatti began the experiment with a curious group of students during a class he taught in 1976.
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Add and Subtract From Left to RightRemember how you were taught in school to add and subtract numbers from right to left (don't forget to carry the one!)?
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Rowland's project feels more in the spirit of a history museum than one dedicated to fine art; the objects illustrate history lessons that were never taught in schools.
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Others were deterred by arbitrary enrolment requirements imposed by individual schools, corporal punishment and language barriers, with classes taught in English and French as under the Lebanese system.
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Each video breaks down aspects of sex ed that might not be taught in schools, like sexual orientation, how to be an ally, or what virginity actually is.
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"But the results show that employers realize these skills can be taught through training or mentorship programs, whereas soft skills cannot be taught in that way," she said.
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A place where skills like poison concoction and the ancient art of blowdart shooting are literally taught in school is a fantasy where the evil is plainly obvious.
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In schools, each group has its own national curriculum and each is taught in the Serb, Croat or Bosnian language, although linguists say they are essentially one language.
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Kids in Puerto Rico are taught in school that Cristobal Colón, not Christopher Columbus, discovered the Island, and that the first president of the U.S. was Jorge Washington.
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"I do think that currently the level of oversight we have does make it difficult to pursue the accurate journalism that we're taught in classes," she told RNS.
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" The Bluejacket's Manual of the United States Navy states: "What is being taught in a system of discipline is the controlling of an individual's actions, impulses, or emotions.
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Health-care providers are taught in school how to discern a reliable source from flawed research, no matter the issue, whether it is about vaccinations or abortion access.
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The incident was rarely taught in schools as part of curriculum, which is why so many people today might not be aware of it despite its historic significance.
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It seemed that the narrow focus on standardized achievement test scores from the years I taught in public schools was giving way to a broader, more enlightened perspective.
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Compulsory sex and relationship education won't be taught in UK schools until September 2019, even as an widespread sexism and violence takes place in classrooms across the country.
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He lamented that the stories of Maori ancestors arriving in New Zealand had long been taught in schools as myths or fairy tales rather than recognized as history.
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But by the 1920s eugenicists were ranking ethnic groups as superior or inferior, and their work was considered state-of-the-art science, taught in standard biology textbooks.
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His father was a historian forged in Chicano and Native American political movements, and who taught in community colleges so as to reach black and brown students directly.
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Cash's Ella is based on the union organizer and balladeer of the same name, though her story certainly wasn't taught in any North Carolina schools this reviewer attended.
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And 26 East Jerusalem schools offer the Israeli curriculum, taught in Arabic, as an option, compared with 161 that teach only the tawjihi curriculum of the Palestinian Authority.
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His death, too, underscored the devastating consequences of an opioid epidemic that has reshaped everything from how children are raised to how they are being taught in school.
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Conservation is now the operative term for the specialized, highly skilled work taught in graduate degree programs at places like New York University and the University of Delaware.
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It must be taught in relation to, or within, courses on history, politics, theory and philosophy, as well as ethnic studies, gender studies, queer studies and cultural studies.
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Because of an editing error, an obituary on Wednesday about the artist Julian Stanczak misstated the name of a school where he taught in the 1950s and '60s.
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We are professors of philosophy who have taught in New Jersey, one of us at Rutgers (though not at the same campus as Stubblefield), the other at Princeton.
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New York was almost universally denounced as anti-canon — that is, it is was taught in law schools as an example of how judges should never, ever behave.
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The creators of the new units told the Herald that it's important for LGBTQ students to be able to see themselves in the lessons taught in the classroom.
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That technique, which used to be taught in some journalism schools in the former Soviet Union, seeks to create an emotional shock and suppress all capacity for analysis.
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He might pepper his sentences with archaic words not taught in Russian classes, and if I did not respond quickly enough, he would think I was a liar.
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He said he would urge that creationism be taught in Brazil's schools alongside evolution, part of Bolsonaro's plan to remake schools to please his large base of religious conservatives.
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"Cleaning up after football matches is an extension of basic behaviors that are taught in school, where the children clean their school classrooms and hallways," North told the BBC.
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He still got the endorsement of Jerry Falwell, Jr. ("In my opinion, Donald Trump lives a life of loving and helping others as Jesus taught in the great commandment").
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The gynecologic disorder can cause painful periods and long-lasting cramps, and often is not taught in sex ed, much like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which has similar symptoms.
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To address the problem, a few MBA students in 2016 founded Wharton Common Cents to shed some light on personal finance topics that aren't often taught in the classroom.
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He added that nationalistic sentiment was an important source of legitimacy for the ruling party, and expected the guidelines to be taught in schools and promoted through state propaganda.
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Tennessee's Bell Witch is an old legend, and is even taught in schools: John Bell and his family were allegedly tormented by a nearby witch, who eventually killed him.
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Real consent education builds emotional literacy and resilience in every child, regardless of their gender, and should be taught in age-appropriate ways in every grade starting in kindergarten.
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We need a multi-faceted approach that tends to years' worth of work, not just one exam that's not even aligned to the standards students get taught in school.
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"As women, you know we're always taught, in my opinion, to be ashamed of our bodies and everyone's always telling us [that] it's better to cover up," she said.
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