Examples of using Are not taught in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
We are not taught well.
How will our kids know, if they are not taught?
They are not taught to write.
Unfortunately these subjects are not taught in universities.
They are not taught about the world.
There are some things that are not taught in medical school.
They are not taught, and yet they learn.
The reason it's very few is because they are not taught this truth.
Girls are not taught very much.
Many of the important things we need to learn in life are not taught in school.
Folks today are not taught these things.
Course offerings are limited in the spring semester, and certain specialties,such as percussion, are not taught at the École Normale.
Because men are not taught these important things.
Students are taught to‘obey rules' but are not taught how to make them.
We are not taught how to be in relationship.
Men cannot love if they are not taught the art of loving.”.
We are not taught the most essential skills required for a healthy and effective life.
You surely know that children born deaf cannot speak either,and that people who are not taught to speak a language cannot understand it either.
The children are not taught to think properly and independently.
The author's experience shows that the skills of self-reflection andthe ability to criticize are not taught in the educational system in an orderly fashion.
No, no, no, taxi drivers are not taught high-speed precision driving or evasive tactics.
We are not taught that 4,000 years ago menstruation was neither shame nor taboo but was used as harnessed power making gods out of women.
The problem is that young people are not taught to see the economy as a place where participants may imagine new things, where entrepreneurs may want to build them and investors may venture to back some of them.
And how would they know if they're not taught?
We're not taught that either!
We're not taught to love.
In our society, we're not taught to understand ourselves deeply, or even dare to look at how we're special and valuable.
As kids we're not taught how to deal with success we're taught how to deal with failure.
I think education is mostly rote and they're not taught how to solve problems. They're not given the tools, homogenly or whithin their own field, of how to do critical thinking. In a resource based economy, the education would be very different.