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It had showed us background of historical facts not taught in school or openly lectured by mainstream historians.
"One Wonderful Sunday" has probably taught a few things to Fellini while totally preempting the French New Wave.
Powerful lessons are taught about love and caring for our children.
Now what I really found interesting about this movie was that in a way the director and/or writer tried to make a statement by saying that racism is taught.
Here's a list of the lessons taught in the movie.
A professor in the University of Central Florida that taught me very well about cinema, submitted a wonderful script to different movie studios about two kids over the summer living with their father inside a boat, as they sail the western hemisphere for multiple reasons.
As such, the treatment of weddings within mainstream film tends to take on a somewhat birfucated approach, either challenging and questioning the reality of such a romanticized social construction, or relishing in the fun and overt sentiment of the sort of wedding everyone has been taught to yearn for.
Here she plays a retired Latin teacher--yes, Latin was once taught in public schools, folks--who reconnects with a former student who is now a male nurse.
Buttermaker taught her to throw a mean curveball prior to divorcing her mother.
Moreover, we conducted a thorough review – the first of its kind – of how science is taught at universities in the Muslim world, including pedagogical methods, textbooks, language of instruction, censorship of “controversial” topics (such as the theory of evolution), and the role of religion in science classes.
Fifteen years of Middle East chaos unleashed by the 2003 Iraq war have taught the world one indisputable lesson: nobody in the White House, the CIA, Mossad, or the Saudi intelligence services has a clue as to what might happen next in the region.
Fifteen thousand Ukrainians were taught concrete skills in avoiding emotional manipulation, verifying sources and credentials, detecting paid content and hate speech, and debunking fake videos and photos.
Another alternative is to recall the late Rudi Dornbusch, who taught that any economist who forecasts interest rates based on fundamentals is a fool, because fundamentals are complex and unstable, shifting suddenly and substantially.
Charles Kindleberger, an intellectual architect of the Marshall Plan who later taught at MIT, argued that the disastrous decade of the 1930s was caused when the US replaced Britain as the largest global power but failed to take on Britain’s role in providing global public goods.
But it would be a mistake to “over-learn” the lessons that the Arab revolutions have taught about information, technology, and power.
Ninth-grade physics, unlike ninth-grade biology, illustrates the grand sweep of the laws of nature, and the power of an equation to describe a vast number of different phenomena can be taught at this level.
Many subjects are not even taught, and there are few post-graduate programs.
The events of August and September 2008 taught two painful and deeply disconcerting lessons.
Lecturers from Rwanda’s Ministry of Health, Harvard Medical School, Yale University, and Tufts University taught Rwandan students everything from epidemiology to budget management.
Indeed, the bitter experience WWII taught Europeans how fundamental is the importance of shared values.
The more I have thought about the lesson she taught me 45 years ago, the clearer I have seen another, less obvious dimension in what she said: It is “we” who lost the war.
The Ahistorical Federal ReserveBERKELEY – Economic developments over the past 20 years have taught – or ought to have taught – the US Federal Reserve four lessons.
The European Union has taught us valuable lessons over the last few decades: first, that financial integration requires eliminating volatility among national currencies; next, that eradicating exchange-rate risk requires doing away with national currencies altogether; and now, that monetary union is impossible, among democracies, without political union.
Lebanese children are taught during the first shift, and Syrian children in the second.
Eliminating corruption will be possible only with an effective combination of smart prevention strategies and robust law enforcement, underpinned by the belief that greed can be unlearned, accountability can be taught, and impunity can be terminated.
Supported by the traditional economic theories taught at most universities, this approach was energized after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the disintegration of the Soviet Union, when the former communist countries, together with China, joined the Western-dominated world order, boosting total production and consumption.
Sigmund Freud taught that no act of daily life is ever trivial or meaningless.
The subject was not taught in schools, owing to “cultural sensitivities.”
Supply-Side AmnesiaBERKELEY – In the spring of 1980, Harvard University economist Martin Feldstein taught (alongside Olivier Blanchard) one of the best macroeconomics classes I ever took.
The euro crisis has taught us that eurozone countries have different views of how to promote competitiveness – and that Germany, the Netherlands, and Ireland have a lot in common with the UK, Sweden, and Poland.
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