Sentences with phrase «death as a lesson»

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I'm sharing this with you in the hopes that today, as you take the next step in your life, you can learn the lessons that I only learned in death.

The recent death of the artist known as «The Purple One» (among other names) offers lessons in the power of image, branding, and adaptability.

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Just ask Jillian Johnson, whose son's tragic and preventable death serves as a lesson that there is no one - size - fits - all approach to feeding children, and the health care industry need to reexamine the way in which they support new mothers.

The Academy once stated that children were not «developmentally ready» for such lessons, and that aquatic programs involving those ages shouldn't be considered as a safe method of preventing drowning deaths.

It is deeply unfortunate that your stories serve as object lessons of the dangers of homebirth, but, in my judgment, the loss is compounded if we refuse to learn from these deaths, if we refuse to acknowledge just how common they are, if we let substandard self - proclaimed «midwives» continue practicing, and if we allow organizations like MANA (the Midwives Alliance of North America) to get away with hiding serial «babyslaugher,» the newborn equivalent of unintentional manslaughter deaths.

It is deeply unfortunate that your story serves as an object lesson of the dangers of homebirth, but, in my judgment, the loss is compounded if we refuse to learn from these deaths, if we refuse to acknowledge just how common they are, and if we let substandard self - proclaimed «midwives» continue practicing.

At 2 p.m., Assemblyman Andrew Raia will be joined by state and county officials, as well local boaters, to announce new boating safety legislation in the wake of the tragic death of a 12 - year - old boy during a boating lesson, Centerport Yacht Club 33 Beach Plum Dr., Centerport.

«The sudden death Prince Audu should also be a lesson to all of us to appreciate our limitations as human beings.

Smaller missions, such as to Kenya (1988) to attend an inquest into the death of a man who had been tortured and document how the court applied the medical evidence, and to the Sudan (1990) to investigate the jailing of physicians and scientists, provided experiences for AAAS to contribute directly to individual human rights cases as well as learn lessons on the political and cultural complexities of human rights work.

Learning from an experienced physician that it's OK to cry when a patient dies, how to cope with (sometimes) daily deaths, and that we are just as human as our patients (regardless of what the culture of medicine wants people to believe) were some of the most important lessons I could have learned.

Hidden within the tale as well, however, are also lessons decrying the «wisdom» of the masses (a lesson potentially extrapolated into an indictment of the influence of the media), and there might even be a shot or three at the death penalty hidden in there.

Charlie Sheen stars as Ditch Brodie, a daredevil skydiving instructor who falls hard when a sexy, mysterious beauty (Natassja Kinski) walks through his door looking for a lesson and then plunges to her death during a parachute jump.

Death — played with panache by Helen Mirren, has lessons to share, as do Love (Keira Knightly) and Time (Jacob Latimore).

Deadpool 2 is the sort of movie where the heroes kill a guy — after spending the last act of the film saving that guy so one of the characters will learn a moral lesson — all in the hopes of scoring a quick laugh derived from the joys of knocking off religious zealots, while also using time travel during the mid-credits scene to erase a death that took place earlier in the film so as to avoid outraged howls from Internet folks about the wickedness of «fridging» tertiary female characters.

A dog can provide a first lesson in death for youngsters, while also serving as a constant companion for those about to say goodbye.

Educators will find lesson plans and discussion guides that address such topics as alcohol, college, computers, dating violence, death and bereavement, diversity, ethics, family, nutrition and fitness, conflict resolution, self image, sports, and other health related issues including depression, drug abuse, smoking, and sex.

A lesson based on an investigation of near - death experiences, paranormal activity and reincarnation as non-religious beliefs in life after death.

This resource can be used as an introduction lesson - or developed into useful revision lessons as it explores with students the following ideas: Clarification of reasons why people believe in life after death Reasons why people DO N'T believe in life after death The relationship between the soul / mind and body Monism / Dualism Immortality of the soul Analysis of Plato A quick discussion on Descartes

An excellent lesson to get students thinking about «life after death» in general and therefore suitable as a KS3 lesson on «big questions» as well as for KS4 on non religious arguments against belief in life after death, or alternatively as a revision lesson for KS5.

I've used it as a new topic lesson with full course GCSE year 10s to introduce the topic of Immortality and Life after Death.

This lesson works really well as students think about wider consequences which could also lead to discussion and research into increased freedoms after the Black Death etc..

This lesson was designed to be taught after a full unit on the Medieval Black Death and it's consequences, but works just as well as a stand - alone lesson.

It follows this learning journey: - Defining the key terms «fate» and «free will», and establishing their relevance within the play; - Reading and interpreting Act 5 Scene 8, and establishing how Macbeth's death was set in motion long before the battlefield; - Mapping Macbeth's demise, from his early success as a brave and respected warrior, to his death as a tyrant king; - Understanding and analysing how the key themes of ambition, power, and his belief in fate contributed to his downfall; - Peer / self evaluating the learning in the lesson.

Finally, we will continue to challenge over-enthusiasm about Lesson Study as a panacea as much as we will also challenge anyone who claims that this recent EEF study is the death knell for the process.

Mrs Maguire, 61, was stabbed to death in a classroom at Corpus Christi Catholic College, in Leeds, in April, as she held a Spanish lesson.

In the second lesson, students will get a better sense of the historical context of Emmett Till's life and death as they examine the choices made by people highlighted in the film.

James McBride's poignant biography of his mother and autobiography of his own life conveys a myriad of themes to the readers such as sacrafice, fear, betrayal, death, religion and racism, that one can not help but to gleam priceless life lessons as they peruse the pages.

Pets teach life lessons such as love, loyalty, trust, affection, patience, responsibility, respect for nature and living things, illness and death.

For those of you who played Demon's Souls, you probably realized that death should not be feared, but instead should be used as a lesson on how to become stronger and surpass the trials that caused our death.

The lesson this lawyer says he takes from Levy's death is that «none of us should have our self - worth tied up in our professional existence as lawyers.

As we say goodbye to the beloved «American Top 40» host, here are five estate planning lessons we may take away from Kasem's life and death: