A photo of Teachable's team (Photo via Teachable) A photo of Teachable's team (Photo via Teachable) Explaining the rationale behind selling to Hotmart, Nagpal said that he liked the fact that Hotmart and Teachable have similar missions but very divergent markets, with Teachable focused on the English-language market and Hotmart proving competitive in the Portuguese and Spanish markets.
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" She described Mitchom as "teachable and willing to learn.
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Take advantage of these innumerable teachable moments in your parenting.
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As we walked away, Jen used this as teachable moment.
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Tyler, I believe that you have a teachable moment here.
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But perhaps this can be a teachable moment for all.
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But a lot of time, embarrassing moments are teachable moments.
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Courses offered via Teachable aren't taken for college credits today.
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What "teachable moments" could Thanksgiving offer your students this year?
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You can try playing with Teachable Machine for yourself here.
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This is an important, teachable moment for all of us.
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That might have yielded a teachable moment for all involved.
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But many hope it will also be a teachable moment.
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Seeing people in need is a teachable moment for her.
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Other platforms where you can post teaching videos: Teachable and Skillshare.
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Q: How can supervisors turn missed social cues into teachable moments?
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Which is, it's a skill, it's a learnable, practical, teachable skill.
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It's what I would call, as a parent, a teachable moment.
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Teachable still has $7 million in the bank, the CEO said.
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" Taking in the scene, Thompson said, "Wow, what a teachable moment.
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Teachable has seen prodigious GMV growth on its platform since launch.
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There's a danger, though, that this teachable moment will be lost.
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They also give rise to a teachable moment in legal opportunism.
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You have to take your teachable moments where you find them.
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But again, Daley sees these all as opportunities for teachable moments.
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But it can be a teachable moment to talk about your values.
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We might as well use these kinds of incidents as teachable moments.
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"I think there will be a lot of teachable moments," Bustos said.
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Decades of research has demonstrated that listening is, indeed, a teachable skill.
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He said he told staff to use it as a teachable moment.
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This is a teachable moment for dealing with the past more responsibly.
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He tries to turn these experiences into teachable moments for the patient.
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And the coronavirus pandemic serves as a teachable moment: We weren't prepared.
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Coming out of this, I want this to be a teachable moment.
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Do you agree with Dr. Acton that "this is a teachable moment"?
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New investors in Teachable include: Accomplice, AngelList founder Naval Ravikant and Learn Capital.
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So I believe that it is a teachable moment, unfortunately for Roseanne herself.
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The Takeaway: Let's think of this as a teachable moment for all involved.
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Instead of getting pissed off though ... Wale's using this as a teachable moment.
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It's a real teachable moment, and one that parents everywhere can relate to.
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It was a teachable moment for emergency responders, which is paying off today.
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These strategies are teachable and the problem is that we're not teaching them.
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""At the same time," he added, "such despicable rhetoric is a teachable moment.
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"What we've found is that illness is a teachable moment for unhealthy behaviors."
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"It shows that women can do it, that they are teachable," Mitchell says.
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However, there were teachable moments for the No. 6 overall selection from Duke.
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Teachable Machine lets you use your webcam to train an extremely basic AI program.
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" Addressing the camera, Barr said she wanted to "turn this into a teachable moment.
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This is a teachable moment for this student in particular and for all students.
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Furby: This teachable critter was all the rage over the 1998 holiday season. 3.
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" Rhimes was struck by Wright's determination to see her circumstances as a "teachable moment.
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"Every encounter between law enforcement and a resident is a teachable moment," he said.
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CrunchRoll founder Kun Gao and Teachable CEO Ankur Nagpal are amongst its early backers.
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Bezos writes high standards are "teachable" and that they are "contagious" within an organization.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Jack Ma's exit is a teachable moment for China tech.
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" He said some school districts are "opting to use this as a teachable moment.
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Here the unplanned bonuses are the two additional long downs that flank TEACHABLE MOMENT.
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"It's a terrible thing that happened, but make it a teachable moment," she said.
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Along with image data, Teachable Machine now works with audio and body pose input.
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Even Mr. Schultz acknowledged that his early foray was a teachable moment for him.
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Mr. Almonte said parents should take advantage of "teachable moments" afforded by the allowance.
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Instead, look for teachable moments where you can model healthy attitudes for your child.
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Even Mr. Schultz acknowledged that his early foray was a teachable moment for him.
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But something like this will happen again, so this can be a teachable moment.
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Call them incidents, accidents, gross misunderstandings, or "a teachable moment," these scandals aren't writing themselves.
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Formerly known as Fedora, Teachable compares itself to Shopify, and other course marketplaces to Etsy.
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ALVEDA KING, NIECE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: This actually, Laura, is a teachable moment.
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But it's also important that we turn this into a teachable moment, not a bloodletting.
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At least we can use this as a teachable moment to learn something about ourselves.
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Large companies use Teachable to offer learning and development programs to their employees, as well.
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Kimmy's inability to help Andrea with her problems actually proves to be a teachable moment.
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It's a teachable job that can create opportunity for people and give them a skill.
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The shooting incident was a natural consequence; the brouhaha that preceded it, a teachable moment.
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Despite these with-great-power-comes-great-responsibility teachable moments, the show still feels slight.
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As a public-school teacher and activist, she would have seen a teachable moment here.
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With that in mind, check out this little in-browser experiment from Google named Teachable Machine.
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Mitchell said the smart CEOs at technology companies are using Fowler's blog as a teachable moment.
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She urged Woods to take advantage of this "teachable moment" and rethink his words and actions.
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Teachable has around 10 million students across 125,000 courses, with 12,103 paying customers on the platform.
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Have you used any issue during the presidential campaign as a teachable moment for your kids?
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In classic black-ish fashion, the episode ends with a teachable moment that comes full circle.
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What Trish Regan perceives as a mistake has become a teachable moment for fellow working moms.
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This might be a "teachable moment" for some presidents, a chance to elevate the national dialogue.
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And the concern that we have is, how is this a teachable opportunity for our classrooms?
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"You stay teachable most by reading books by reading what other people went through," Mattis said.
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My reply is that the crisis was a teachable moment upon which our collective wisdom depends.
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"You stay teachable most by reading books, by reading what other people went through," Mattis said.
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A teachable moment becomes a larger lesson The donation drive overshadowed Florence's 5th birthday last Friday.
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A teachable moment 4-year-old Florence didn't like sharing her name with a bad hurricane.
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I just want it to become a teachable moment for everyone that this all has consequences.
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I'm grateful that this was a teachable moment instead of another opportunity to divide and attack.
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But that record lives and breathes; it is not calculable or teachable via numbers or bullet points.
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If an instructor makes a course freely available to students online, Teachable doesn't charge them at all.
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Consequently, let's hope that this (mercifully) minor incident serves as a teachable moment for all parties involved.
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And, he hopes the police department will use it as a teachable moment in cross-cultural encounters.
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"Teachable moments allow you to communicate your values around a variety of issues over time," she said.
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For someone who prides herself on teachable moments, this returning contestant has no clue what she's doing.
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The books tell us that photography is basically simple, teachable: Anyone can do it, and everyone should.
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So how can parents pick their teachable moments to have the best chance of having an impact?
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He turned every brief, banal excursion — to Dairy Queen, Quiznos, a porn shop — into a teachable moment.
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The company states that more than 20,000 students are taught every day across the classrooms on Teachable.
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Still, the fact that there are fees and other rules can be a teachable moment for children.
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There have been a couple of teachable moments in the past couple of years [on naive realism].
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It's coincidence that the Stabler report emerged now, but coincidence doesn't make this moment any less teachable.
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She said this is a teachable moment; school administrators have spoken with the student and he has apologized.
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In some ways, I'm glad it worked out the way it did, because it became a teachable moment.
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Pixar movies are full of teachable moments for the modern age, but the older movies can be, too.
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Do you see the impeachment inquiry as a teachable moment that teachers should use to further civics education?
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To keep them on board, Teachable hopes to expand to other verticals of content like coaching and services.
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Paul Krugman Ted Cruz had a teachable moment in Iowa, although he himself will learn nothing from it.
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He said his experience had become a teachable moment for his children and the swimmers he helps coach.
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An online PSA about a service dog name Raider has become a teachable moment for the entire Internet.
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And this coverage did turn into a teachable moment of sorts, which extended its life in the news.
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It was perhaps one of the more teachable moments we've had in the ongoing conversation about equal pay.
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"I find that this is a teachable moment and we don't want to lose that opportunity," she said.
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"I want this to be a teachable moment, and the lesson here is that words matter," he said.
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"I find that this is a teachable moment, and we don't want to lose that opportunity," she said.
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"Hackett said that the incident could be used as a "teachable moment" to tell people that "words matter.
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When I'm in an uncomfortable situation, I remind myself that it has potential to become a teachable moment.
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It is a teachable moment in which the children can learn that sometimes people must agree to disagree.
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The best roguelikes make death a teachable moment, a lesson to note when charging back into the breach.
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Please let us know how you're addressing this teachable moment in your classroom, and how we might help.
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Houses with strong aesthetics may come in every shape and size, but they too hold several teachable lessons.
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Background material on ingredients provides teachable moments; November's box covered Native American lore about corn, cranberries and pumpkin.
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Mr. Probst said this was a teachable moment and apologized for the way the show handled her allegations.
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The first is to find a teachable moment or "approach point" to discuss these issues with your children.
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The proud mother had hoped Flo's campaign would be a teachable moment for her daughter about helping others.
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Why not make this a teachable moment and try to instill Darwin's concept of survival of the fittest?
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And this was his attempt at what everybody else has been saying on this show is a teachable moment.
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At least one of White's colleagues on the DC Council also hopes to use this as a teachable moment.
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It was a fresh teachable moment for women everywhere about what happens when a woman dares to seek power.
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"Such occasions are teachable moments, during which students can demonstrate their First Amendment right to be heard," he says.
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So if I hear you right, it's not a power grab, and it's not really a teachable moment either.
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I have to concede that Rodriguez has also given me plenty of "teachable moments" in his 22-year career.
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"There tends to be these teachable moments every four to five years," Balchunas, the Bloomberg ETF analyst, told me.
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Tennessee received little criticism for drafting him, as it was several months before the NFL's teachable Ray Rice disaster.
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Biden has always massaged his stories to craft simple, teachable moments from the often-complex fabric of real life.
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Karolyi seemed to make a brief attempt at finding a teachable moment before simply pulling Biles into her chest.
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Politicians returning to Washington from their August recesses this week should thus leverage this hurricane as a teachable moment.
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BM Listen, I hope we had a teachable moment about race: trying to make something good from something bad.
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That was part of the point of her: other people's worst-dressed lists were her best-loved teachable moment.
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He called it a "teachable moment" ... and up until now, the school hasn't said whether the players will be disciplined.
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Hate to see the master fall short on the big stage, but it should be a teachable moment for Grumblelord.
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KING: I believe Roseanne perhaps, as I say, teachable moment, just thought she could say or do whatever she thought.
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But I think this is a teachable moment, not just to you, but to the people that's watching right now.
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It is not narcissistic to show yourself the tangible evidence that you can do it, and embrace potential teachable moments.
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We're living in a teachable time, so let's seize the opportunity to educate the men who are willing to learn.
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Saying "no" could this turn into a teachable moment about buying items you want on impulse but don't actually need.
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Sonja Morgan is using the college admissions scandal as a teachable moment for her 18-year-old daughter, Quincy Morgan.
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When discussions like this are already happening, age-appropriate conversations about high-profile incidents can be treated as teachable moments.
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"It's not only a lovely gift that parents appreciate, but it provides us with a teachable moment," Bartos tells PEOPLE.
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Here are four ways parents can use the NFL protests, and the current turmoil surrounding them, as a teachable moment.
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The singer said she used it as a teachable moment to discuss androgynous artists who have found success, including herself.
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As with everything (and since he's apparently always around), Jamel is using Rob's upcoming 30th birthday as a teachable moment.
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"We call that a good block where we are from..." Sadly, Cookus paid for that teachable moment by getting ejected.
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Sure, coaching should happen in your one-on-one sessions, but even more powerful is to coach during teachable moments.
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So even if a teachable moment comes up and they know they should capitalize on it, there's still [that] factor.
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I don't get many opportunities for teachable moments with her, because I live almost two hours away in New Hampshire.
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Or at least autistic characters who are more than an object of other character's pain, inspiration, and/or teachable moments.
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Nagpal will stay on as CEO of Teachable, reporting to the CEO and co-founder of Hotmart, João Pedro Resende.
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That means you could train a basic system using Teachable Machine and get it running on a website or app.
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Sergeant Taylor said she hoped the uproar would become "a teachable moment" for people to understand what Dr. King sacrificed.
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There's singing and dancing, piles of food, sumptuously designed costumes, romance — an immensely entertaining spectacle that ends on a teachable moment.
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Whatever the case, Comero hopes to turn those awkward encounters into teachable moments, whether it's through his card or a conversation.
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They act like these teachable moments about a darker experience, shifting themselves into social examiners of whiteness, interplays with black life.
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Hopefully this is a teachable moment for everyone who cares about the Democratic Party, our political system and the country's future.
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Hart could have engaged in a teachable moment and probably cracked some good jokes about the incident in his opening monologue.
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This might be an effective way to handle a teachable moment, but it will certainly do damage to a kid's lungs.
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"Since it's all online, that's pretty much all profit," says Stephan, who pays $90 a month to use the platform Teachable.
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The Twitter mob is not on Katherine's side, and neither is the movie, which takes her humiliation as a teachable moment.
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Most of these investors will cash out, except with Accomplice taking a stake in Hotmart to continue its journey with Teachable.
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The not-so-radical teachable moments started on Monday's episode, with Lee attempting to needle Kenny into foolishness — and nearly succeeding.
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Whether your child crushes their goals or the resolutions don't last more than a day, make the experience a teachable moment.
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"Narrowly avoiding indictment for most people would be a teachable moment," said Bradley Tusk, who was an aide to Mr. Bloomberg.
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Penetrating off the dribble, finishing drives above the crowd and hitting clutch jumpers down the stretch are not exactly teachable skills.
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This incident is certainly a teachable moment—though hopefully not at the expense of these twin girls, whose future health remains unknown.
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We can all hope these teachable moments will inform Roseanne's more conservative viewership if they ever find a Mark in their family.
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You would be correct to say Glass was ahead of its time, a misfire as much as it was a teachable moment.
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The problem is that transgender people are routinely exploited for teachable moments on the airwaves, even by well-intentioned hosts and producers.
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We're trying to use this as a teachable moment and help these kids deal with them better as they come young adults.
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The fact that it was conducted at three clinical centers mean that it's teachable, and could be performed widely in the future.
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While Starbucks has taken steps to use last month's incident as a teachable moment for its countless employees, these occurrences will continue.
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In fact, he should have used the occasion as a teachable moment -- to school his fellow white comedians on their misguided ways.
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Instead, everything has to be spun into a teachable moment on your bold quest to self-actualize and unlock your full powers.
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It's for these very intense, teachable, aha moments that ... You just did a demo in my lab, Kara, and you got it.
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Make it a teachable moment Think about your answer in this light: You are educating the other person on the subject of you.
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Wednesday night's episode of Survivor: Island of the Idols featured a controversial comment that was turned into a powerful, teachable moment on television.
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Phillips has proposed a meeting with the Covington students on behalf of the Indigenous Peoples Movement, trying to make this a teachable moment.
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I feel like there should be some shareable, enlightened thought I unearthed that made that period of my life a valuable, teachable moment.
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In the violence prevention industry, this is referred to as a "reachable, teachable moment," when someone is more receptive than usual to help.
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This is not a punishment, this is a teachable moment and we need to take this opportunity to come together and do better.
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But, if you have a partnership and a trust that grants permission to be imperfect, those mistakes become learning opportunities and teachable moments.
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For this to occur, educators, parents and students need to know their rights and responsibilities during this teachable moment in the nation's history.
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And we may well remember him trying to wring something teachable from the ambush of police officers; their deaths also a hate crime.
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Teachable moments are sadly necessary these days, to point out, among other things, that "What are you?" is a worse than obnoxious question.
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Heroism is not morally obligatory, not teachable and not what we must demand of citizens in order to avoid catastrophic crimes against humanity.
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"Joining in the climate strike is such an amazing opportunity for a real-life, teachable moment," Kimberly Elicker, a math teacher there, said.
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That the film makes you feel as much for the former (maybe more) than the latter is one of its most teachable graces.
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On the surface, NBC's new hit This Is Us is just a cuddly family drama, replete with Thanksgiving spats, teachable moments, and loving embraces.
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If I was a wiser person I might have found something teachable in those old messages; their anxieties and boasts, and apologies and flirtations.
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Here are a few recent bets made by market masters that haven't paid off for them but offer some teachable moments for all investors.
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The Penguins gave us a teachable moment on Sunday, and the lesson is this: Sometimes it's OK to let somebody else have the floor.
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Take a moment to watch this bird fearlessly put his love on display in this heartwarming video - and honestly, consider it a teachable moment.
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I think this could be a teachable moment for network television executives as they evaluate their priorities and navigate a new politically polarizing climate.
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Today Mr. Guzzetta introduces seven words and phrases: TEACHABLE MOMENT, SPY KIDS, CHEST HAIR, QUICHES, BIOLOGICAL CLOCK, COGITATING and NO LOOK (a basketball pass).
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Educators have uploaded over 1.3 million videos to the Teachable platform so far, and the company reports an average of 250,000 sessions each day.
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The way forward is to look to the teachable past, as Conor Lamb, the recently elected Democrat to Congress from Trump Country, has done.
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Teachable has never raised that level of VC dollars, which makes its exit look much more financially favorable than is typical for edtech companies.
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As a physician, I find this is a very important "teachable moment" for most patients: helping them (and me) to live in the moment.
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We visited her to discuss how she has since reinvented her life and is now trying to turn her experience into a teachable moment.
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Or, if they are wrong, to provide a "teachable moment" for themselves and other states to consider alternatives and ultimately, reach the best answers.
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Those moments might end up being pretty teachable for your classmates and professors, who may not have realized their question or comment was inappropriate.
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Because there has not been much improvement, there have also been a lot of teachable moments for Walton to bring up in film sessions.
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And with that, there's a teachable moment for us to talk to men about what's wrong with what he did and the way he thinks.
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A total solar eclipse can be very inspiring and teachable, and it can be the beginning of a new life, as it was for me.
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Parents and educators are always on the lookout for teachable moments — that is to say, for experiences that provide opportunities to teach kids valuable lessons.
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That, too, might keep it ahead of marketplaces like Coursera and eventually woo instructors with the opportunity to build an entire online business on Teachable.
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Democrats sounded like the wise uncles in a Disney children's film, finding a teachable moment in a rare display of foolishness by a loved one.
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Better to make this a teachable moment for your daughter than for clueless adults who think it's O.K. to walk around commenting on people's looks.
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So-called "lifelong learners" may not even be aware they're using Teachable when they sign up to take a course from someone who inspires them.
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"We've been extremely careful about [not] venturing into untrainable skills — things like improving your attention span, those activities are not as provenly teachable," he said.
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Google has upgraded its Teachable Machine, an in-browser web experiment it originally released in 2017 to teach people some basic principles of machine learning.
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"We see this election as a significant teachable moment for our churches and our nation to bring about long-needed repentance from our racial sin."
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So why not use this as a learning lesson by asking your entire team what this incident had to offer in the way of teachable moments?
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In a statement to PEOPLE, the department praised White for acting as a mentor to the boy and using their time together as a teachable moment.
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"The Bridge" concludes with the inevitable Negan cameo, as Rick reflects on the day's events and uses it as a teachable moment for his captive nemesis.
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"I felt it was a great opportunity for staff, counselors and parents to connect with their children by using it as a teachable moment," Evangelista said.
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But it is a bottled teachable moment for queer history — re-enacting both the bigotry and violence of this era as well as its momentary successes.
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Mr. Boateng, who is black, has been a major force on the German team; it was a teachable victory for a touchy moment in European history.
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Of course, if they break a rule you've set, consequences are appropriate, but in general, it works best to use each mistake as a teachable moment.
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Education tech startup Teachable (formerly known as Fedora) has raised $4 million in a Series A round of funding according to CEO and founder Ankur Nagpal.
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On the other hand, the guy gives a lot of his wealth to charities -- so, hopefully this becomes a teachable moment and we all move forward.
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But attempting to suggest that this whole impeachment investigation has been some sort of teachable moment for Trump and that he "has learned from this case"?
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We continued to have a Christmas tree (and the belief in Santa) and used it as the "teachable moment" I think it can and should be.
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Brad, Missouri: Every day, and in some cases by the hour, the Trump administration enacts or creates policy that lead to teachable moments in my classes.
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"Thank you for the opportunity to use the incident today as a teachable moment for our school community of our shared responsibility to keep our students safe."
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And to me, that makes me relevant to them, it makes me be able to have a teachable moment, as a parent, and be a cool mom.
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Despite his best intentions at a teachable moment, Antoni is the only one to smell the spinach, so what lesson were we trying to pass on here?!
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Who knew that a presidential campaign that's unlike any in recent history would provide a treasure trove of teachable moments for parents about consent and sexual assault?
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There are definitely some teachable moments about consent like when your character jumps in the water with a woman, disregarding her pleas for privacy while she's bathing.Wow.
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Scientists and other experts see Hurricane Harvey as one of the most horrific teachable moments in modern history to show how climate change is affecting us now.
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His goal, he said in a phone interview, is to keep people alive for long enough for them to be ready for a teachable moment and treatment.
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The Park Service is using it as a teachable moment, reminding park-goers that touching or getting too close to wildlife can be dangerous for everyone involved.
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Educators of any kind can use Teachable without paying for software access, but instead giving the startup a $1 plus 10% commission on each sale they make.
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Teachable CEO and founder Ankur Nagpal said that his company helped educators to sell $30 million worth of courses in 2016, up from $5 million in 2015.
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And if he's the sort who bristles at the "dope-smoking hippie," this is a perfect teachable moment to delve into the difference between CBD and THC.
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As for his television marathon, he said, "I thought it was a teachable moment, that Americans can understand what this process is like for someone like me."
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The game is basically a teachable moment about how much wealth billionaires have and how it could be used to better society rather than line their pockets.
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In that moment, I wanted nothing more than to extend a metaphorical olive branch and turn the situation into a teachable moment, but fear stopped me from acting.
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Teachable moments The Toys "R" Us "sensory-friendly shopping" initiative, which started in the UK three years ago, is being rolled out in the United States, Disler said.
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Don't be discouraged — sometimes a brief acknowledgement of the issue can help the person realize what may be an unconscious bias and turn it into a teachable moment.
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Do you think times like this, when large numbers of young people are reacting to an issue in the news, should be treated in school as "teachable moments"?
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Leaders on campus and in the community have appeared optimistic that the students involved had learned their lesson and that the situation offered a teachable moment of sorts.
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It's astounding to me that someone who spends time in Cape Town can frame the current situation as one of middle-class inconvenience and a progressive teachable moment.
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"What made this easier is because Naomi is so open and teachable, and to me, that is the beginning of learning how to be a champion," he said.
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Teachable Machine 2.0, by comparison, is quick and dirty: it's an on-ramp for new ML practitioners and something that will let users quickly prototype an AI solution.
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Google notes that Teachable Machine is run entirely on the user's computer, meaning training data never leaves your device (a reassurance for those who are worried about privacy).
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One far-right Telegram channel even used the attack as a teachable moment to remind subscribers about how they should select targets and test security ahead of time.
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The Checkup A presidential election offers many "teachable moments": a chance to explain democracy, the electoral process and even a certain amount of negative advertising and name-calling.
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In a grisly series of teachable moments, a string of recent attacks and murders have each showcased a different area of immigration policy in desperate need of reform.
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The Corps, to its credit, responded swiftly, using the incident as a teachable moment to its Marines about the creation and maintenance of positive unit cultures and environments.
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While not comprehensive, the report, published this fall, is impressively thorough, treating much of its content as teachable case studies, rather than a set of self-affirming anecdotes.
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So is the approach of targeting education during teachable moments, as when individuals are making financial decisions: taking out a loan, establishing a saving plan, and the like.
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If House Republicans want to get back on track, they will need to treat this as a teachable moment on the lessons of transparency in the Age of Trump.
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To get paid by students who flock to their sites and courses online, teachers can connect their Teachable site to either their own bank account or a PayPal account.
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And so fighting over skin color really is the problem, but that&aposs where we are right now and that&aposs why I say it&aposs a teachable moment.
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Now, tell me how that's not a deflation when you have every -- my point about commodities -- because again, this is a teachable moment for people understanding how prices work.
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Andi Mack's creative team captures this moment of revelation with such thought, care, and authenticity; it will be a memory moment for some, and a teachable moment for many.
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During a conversation Wednesday with CBS's Charlie Rose at 92Y in New York City, Breyer said he used the reality TV star's robbery as a teachable moment for Bell.
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As holes go, it's a decent one to have—shooting is widely believed to be the most teachable skill, and an increasingly important one in Curry's mortar-friendly NBA.
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IBM: The company used it as a teachable moment within its own ranks as well, with HR chief Diane Gherson sending a company-wide memo explaining the company's position.
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" The school superintendent also called on the community to ensure that the incident could be a "teachable moment," as opposed to "responding to a hateful act with more hate.
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Hackett said he hoped the episode could serve as a wake-up call and a "teachable moment" that "words matter," especially during a time of changing demographics in America.
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But Mr. Sanders's highest-profile surrogate, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, said she understood Ms. Warren's hesitation, and suggested it was a teachable moment for the left.
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But he said he hoped recent events at Tham Luang Cave would be a "teachable moment," highlighting a need on a national scale for further efforts to prevent drowning.
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Ms. Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, said in an interview on Friday that her daughter turned to her for advice, and that she transformed the confrontation into a teachable moment.
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"I could tell they were both scared, so I thought it was a teachable moment," said Casuccio, who told the boys to sit on a railing as he talked.
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Sanders admitted he'd erred in failing to listen to his body while on the campaign trail, but said he wants to turn the health scare into a teachable moment.
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This teachable moment continues to illustrate that deep down, all of us just want to be loved for who we are, patted on the head, and told we're good.
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The free tier might attract them to getting started, but instructors might just get burnt out from being instructors in general — whether that's on Teachable or a marketplace like Udemy.
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LeBron James says he used the n-word vandalism incident at his Brentwood home to warn his children about racism ... revealing he turned the hate crime into a teachable moment.
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The video wasn't meant to be a teachable moment for hearing people (even if we do learn something from it), but a sweet and personal moment between father and daughter.
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Never Thought I'd Say This will team Sweetin up with her best friend, therapist and life coach Celia Behar, as they talk teachable moments with the help of special guests.
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"This is a process, growing up is a process, and this is one of those moments that's a teachable moment for this kid that will last a lifetime," Wyckoff said.
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The personal dovetailed into the political when he touted the racist incident at his home as a teachable moment that could help keep the national conversation about racial justice alive.
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Yale students of color, especially those who live in Calhoun College, and the thousands who protested last fall do not need any more teachable moments on the injustices he wrought.
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That much is clear on her full-length debut from last year, "Soul Eyes," a collection of feel-good soul and folk-inflected ballads telling of heartbreak and teachable moments.
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Returning to Accra two days later, I dragged my reluctant children, now wearied by the many teachable moments of this journey, to Nima, one of the city's most impoverished districts.
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Both Saturn and Jupiter symbolize wisdom and knowledge in their own respect, but Jupiter represents uplifting experiences while Saturn stands for humbling teachable moments that ask us to root down.
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He appeared determined to maintain his innocence, and said he would use the controversy as something of a teachable moment in the state where slaves first arrived 400 years ago.
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Mr. Sullivan called the controversy "a teachable moment," and expressed concern that the climate review could have a chilling effect on faculty who engage in work that may be unpopular.
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While no one's recommending child pole dancing classes, this could have been a teachable moment for Kylie's parents and a chance for compassion from the Keeping Up With The Kardashians viewers.
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" Lysette ended her statement by calling on Amazon to use the alleged incident as a "teachable moment" and "re-center the other trans characters in this show with the family members.
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A little more control than you otherwise would in the case of Alias the "teachable 'parasite'" — an IoT project smart speaker topper made by two designers, Bjørn Karmann and Tore Knudsen.
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Let's support organizations that are not scared to talk about these things publicly—we need to call out people for their homophobia, but in a nonviolent, teachable-moment kind of way.
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Trevor Donovan is using his dog's heartbreaking death as a teachable moment ... he's here to tell you just how easy it is to stop dogs from suffering the same sad fate.
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"So, the four elements of high standards as we see it: they are teachable, they are domain specific, you must recognize them, and you must explicitly coach realistic scope, " Bezos writes.
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In a his annual letter to shareholders, released today, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos asked a question that's fundamental to how companies train employees: Are high standards intrinsic, or teachable?
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This is so much more than I ever learned at their age, but in my heart, I know these are teachable moments, which will benefit them in the years to come.
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That approach, which includes a 16-week class, is considerably more reasonable and helps get people industry-ready with a skill that's teachable in that compressed period of time, Hess says.
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Mr. Frejo, who works with youths to prevent suicide and alcohol abuse, saw this as "a teachable moment" to help show what can happen when you push past anger and hatred.
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Eugenides has always been a sharp and exacting writer, and nearly every one of the stories in this collection is teachable, a model of its own kind of Swiss-clock craftsmanship.
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"Puerto Rico's troubles provide a teachable moment for Guam," said Benjamin Cruz, the speaker of the legislature, who recently helped defeat a proposal to borrow $75 million to pay tax refunds.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio occasionally lectures his staff about what he calls teachable moments — mistakes they or others have made that provide an opportunity for reflection and a change of course.
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Instead of dwelling on the negative comments, though, Roem is determined to use them as a teachable moment for her young stepdaughter, who will be growing up in a much different world.
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Ankur Nagpal at Teachable emphasized that learning from the other founders in the cohort didn't just train him on being a better angel investor, but also how to operate his business better.
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Instead of using their son's questions as a teachable moment, they chose to remove him from an inclusive environment and perpetuate the myth that there is something inherently wrong with trans people.
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But the fact that a family spent five minutes fearing that North Korea was launching intercontinental ballistic missiles at the United States is definitely a teachable moment for the rest of us.
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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)A former All-American swimmer at Stanford says the Brock Turner sexual assault case is a "teachable moment" for parents, especially fathers, to teach their sons to respect women.
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Blake Griffin shouldn't be mad at Lolo Jones for outing him as a bad kisser -- he should use it as a teachable moment and IMPROVE his lip game ... so says Marlon Wayans.
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"Even though the president obviously believes this is OK, this is one of those teachable moments when we need to learn ... even smart people make not so smart choices online," she said.
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She explains how, when teaching a high school World Religions elective, she used the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris as a "teachable moment" to help her students observe and critique online conversations.
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Learning to Think Outside the Box Once considered the product of genius or divine inspiration, creativity — the ability to spot problems and devise smart solutions — is being recast as a teachable skill.
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There is a category difference between the kinds of tweets cranked off into the internet's roil of human emotion and the ones that are intended as Teachable Moments or Pearls of Wisdom.
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But as an employer, I've learned that most technical skills are ultimately teachable; it's much more important that new hires know themselves and know how to communicate, think critically, and problem solve.
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Teachable aims to make it easy to port the kind of content instructors might post on one of those marketplaces to quickly get them up and running with their own independent online course.
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Instead of a teachable moment, Tig turns the conversation on its head, telling the woman that, because it's such an easy choice to go straight, she's suddenly decided to go full on heterosexual.
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To simplify that process, jobs platform Monster analyzed 943,008 job postings using CEB TalentNeuronTM's tool to figure out what "hard skills" — those that are specific, measurable and teachable — employers most want from candidates.
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Clay Cane said it was a shame Hart bowed out instead of stepping up to a teachable moment -- particularly since some on the right are using his case to justify their own intolerance.
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Now is the time for political candidates at the federal, state and local levels, and their respective national parties, to view these incidents and practices as teachable moments and put the citizens first.
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Teachable is not changing its branding, mission or strategy, but hopes to use the leverage from a larger parent company to expand into more international markets and to cross-promote each other's products.
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Whatever the precise motivations, this is a teachable moment, one that reveals not only another layer of Trump's personal awfulness but what Republicans really mean when they pretend to care about fiscal responsibility.
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The must advocate by working with women's groups, speaking at events, donating time, resources and money to fight this behavior and using this time as a living, breathing "teachable moment" around workplace culture.
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It would be an extended "teachable moment" on slavery, "sharecropping, convict leasing, Jim Crow, redlining, unequal education and disproportionate treatment at the hands of the criminal justice system," as the Conyers bill states.
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She's hoping she can instill those qualities by modeling them in teachable moments like holding the baby during class as being a good health care provider is about more than just studying textbooks.
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New York-based Teachable has raised $2.5 million in a seed round of venture funding to help instructors of anything set up their own branded storefronts for selling courses and connecting with learners online.
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That's why Nagpal started Teachable, a platform for experts that want to create a business around their coursework that helps them build an entire online education suite beyond just platforms like Coursera or Udemy.
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In the 21983s, according to Robotics Age, this automation led Devol to the idea of a "teachable machine," a device that would function based on a list of commands saved magnetically into the machine.
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As a child, he was boarded and tutored in the rectory home of the (as yet unborn) novelist, where he was judged to be simple-minded but teachable, like the Austens' own son George.
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"We're looking at this as a teachable moment," says Marc Levin, the policy director of the conservative criminal justice reform group Right on Crime (and also a member of the Marshall Project's advisory board).
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The union will be representing the six employees who are facing discipline in the wake of Jaden's death, he said, adding, "We have to start using these moments as teachable moments, not punitive ones."
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The dramatic decline was a teachable moment for fund managers: Afterward, they gave more thought to their bond portfolios and considered whether any one underlying fund could drag down the whole portfolio, Holt said.
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Policymakers say teachers need more training in how to turn these tense encounters into "teachable moments" in which students can express their beliefs and teachers can help the class to discuss and deconstruct them.
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While you wouldn't call yourself "confrontational," you admit that you rarely shy away from offering your perspective (no matter how uncomfortable the circumstance) and often find yourself leading "teachable moments" with those in your life.
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Donating money is great, but with very young children, it doesn't really count as teachable, imitable behavior unless you're collecting it in a jar and carrying it with your child down to the homeless shelter.
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" Others used it as a teachable moment, and pointed out that making jokes using slogans like that have historically been associated with the stereotype that Asians can't speak English and that Asian women are "sex objects.
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"You shared that you realized that you cannot take that moment back but can only strive to make it a teachable moment for you and the students with your actions," the letter read, according to ABC.
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"As a mom to a 10-year-old girl, what I love most about this coloring book is that parents can print the pages and use them as a teachable moment for their kids," she explained.
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Meanwhile, as leaders are sucked into the paperwork and processes required to support the review systems, they are likely missing the opportunity to provide better value to an employee through a teachable moment in the present.
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But many parents had used candidate Trump's old remarks about grabbing women by the pussy as a teachable moment and, when Mr Trump won despite it, were stuck for a way to explain to their children why.
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"She took a time of her life where she was really sad and kind of lost, and turned it into such a teachable moment for people who are less fortunate," 35-year-old Erik Jenfen tells PEOPLE.
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"To have people take this kind of attention to it, and then to have Val be able to turn this into a really teachable moment to educate about service dogs, has been extremely special," Peschong told CNN.
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" Sarah Kate Ellis, the president and CEO of GLAAD, said on CNN's "New Day" Friday morning that she was disappointed by the outcome because "we were hoping that this was going to turn into a teachable moment.
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While the gravitas of being a former professional athlete may have helped, so did Boone's investing in the boys, periodically texting parents on how their child was developing, and using setbacks on the field as teachable moments.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Nazi Quote Becomes Teachable Moment" (news article, June 17): Many quotes like this one in the Andover (Mass.) High School yearbook can be used in different contexts and will vary in meaning.
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"Taking action at the time of elevated readings provides opportunities for teachable moments in which education and counseling may be more likely to lead to behavior change on the part of the patients," Kronish said by email.
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The C-LEARN system is far from perfect, however; teaching a robot how to pick up a box can take as long as half-an-hour, and complex tasks, including collision avoidance aren't yet teachable via the system.
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I'm all for content that enlightens and illuminates white audiences, but it's also time that we stop making teachable moments the disproportionate focus for white eyes in the things we label as "black" TV shows or "black" films.
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" Mr. Smith was a hero to children, and with many of them now struggling with how to account for his misbehavior, the dynamic has at times felt parental: Australians are seizing on what is clearly a "teachable moment.
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Teachable is a smaller company than its new parent, with offices in New York and Durham, N.C., but together, the combination of platforms, GMV and revenues will likely make it a major competitor in the online course space.
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Not only in regards to ethnic diversity but, just as noticeably, diversity of thought … Ultimately though, when these situations arise, it is important for me to use them as a teachable moment; and do so with some empathy.
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Were Trump an actual child, rather than a man who acts like one, adults would have to choose between refusing to reward his outbursts with attention, seizing the opportunity for a teachable moment, or punishing the bad behavior.
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Some mistakes are more expensive than others, but they're all just teachable moments— Gail Corder Fischer, cofounder and executive vice chairman of Fischer & Company, a leading global corporate real estate firm that provides consulting, brokerage, and technology solutions.
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Just as children are drilled on the scientific method — turn observations into a hypothesis, design a control group, do an experiment to test your theory — the basics of working with computers is being cast as a teachable blueprint.
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Not only in regards to ethnic diversity but, just as noticeably, diversity of thought ... Ultimately though, when these situations arise, it is important for me to use them as a teachable moment; and do so with some empathy.
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Asked about responses in this vein from the business community, Dr. Weil said that he viewed his guidance on this and other issues as "teachable moments" that would benefit workers and their employers by making enforcement action less necessary.
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The Galaxy Note 7 was supposed to be a phone good enough for the history books, though Samsung probably didn't intend for it to land in business and marketing tomes as a teachable moment of what not to do.
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Yes, I am talking about clothes and the C.E.O. Before you scream, "sexist!" understand this: Ms. Holmes happens to be a woman, but this particular teachable moment is one that could, and does, apply to anyone of any gender.
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"Peter Dalglish's arrest should be a 'teachable moment' for the humanitarian community to understand and recognize how predators exploit the cover of 'heroism' to commit crimes," Lori Handrahan, a veteran humanitarian worker, wrote in an essay published on Medium.
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Today, 1.6% of his yearly earnings come from his two YouTube channels, primarily via ad revenue, and the remaining 15% comes from online courses he sells through the platform Teachable, real estate commissions, rental income and affiliates and sponsors.
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Either I make my big-hearted daughter feel like shit by implying that the involuntary feelings she's having are wrong, or I pass up a teachable moment to impart a key lesson for any young woman: that weight doesn't matter.
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The story of how and why it happened is, at the very least, a teachable moment for everyday investors; the fear, though, is that a crash like this signals that there might be a broader underlying risk to global markets.
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"@JimmyFallon @JimmyKimmel you know I'm always on the side of the comedian and never pander to the sensitive, but I feel there needs to be some 'truth & reconciliation' discussions and teachable moments amongst our communities," Cannon wrote in the caption.
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Let's hope that this inexplicable verdict will serve as a teachable moment for members of Congress, pushing elected officials on both sides of the aisle to throw their support behind immigration-related measures that will further the safety of Americans.
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There is a tradition of the heroic, thorough and teachable statement in jazz, including Coleman Hawkins's "Body and Soul," in 1939; Charlie Parker's "Koko" (1945); Sonny Rollins's "Blue 7" (1956); and Eric Dolphy's solo on "Stormy Weather" with Charles Mingus's group (1961).
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Still, parents should be encouraged by the results, which suggest that self-regulation is a teachable skill and that many approaches to these lessons may work, said Laurence Steinberg, author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher at Temple University in Philadelphia.
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But since then, Teachable has grown into a platform where users with niche skill sets can create robust coursework, and if they already have content ready to go like videos, can get their domain up and running in just a few hours.
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When St. John's lost by 32 points in a preseason exhibition game to St. Thomas Aquinas, a Division II team, some saw it as a teachable moment for the team's new coach, Chris Mullin, a stumble he could turn into a springboard.
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And while some on the left are clamoring for her to get aboard the Sanders train — whether or not it is headed to victory — one of Sanders's most important surrogates, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, suggested Warren's hesitancy was a teachable moment for the left.
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Which suggests that, for those who were looking to this as a seminal moment in the life of a brand, or a time when consumers rose up and drove change in corporate behavior, this is actually a teachable moment of a different kind.
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Unlike some online education marketplaces, Teachable is a SaaS revenue business, and teachers pay a monthly or annual subscription to sell and manage their classrooms (unless they are on the company's "Basic" plan, in which a 5% revenue fee is also taken).
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And my point was -- and this is an important point in terms of understanding monetary policy, because this is a teachable moment for people -- you can't make up for bad tax policy, bad regulation policy, you know, bad health care policy, by printing money.
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Released in mid-July, My First Album has already earned genuine meme status, with a hit single and a curiously curated Spotify radio station as proof to some that Peppa has transcended her role as a teachable TV star to become a burgeoning LGBTQ icon.
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As former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE might have said, this was a teachable moment for President Trump.
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Even though part of the fallout of the Ray Rice case was supposed to serve as a sort of teachable moment for the league, its players, and everyone else paying attention, we still find ourselves incapable of having a responsible discussion about domestic violence.
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Good programs, like the ones used in Boston, prompt teachers to look for teachable moments and expand children's thinking, for example by asking thought-provoking questions about books and going on "number walks" during which children count items and identify numerals in their environment.
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In a remarkable two-minute video posted on Twitter, he used his own case as a sort of teachable moment for the country, appealing to people to work from home and comply with the more drastic social distancing measures he put in place Monday.
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The presidential hopeful -- who's Taiwanese-American -- went on CNN Sunday to elaborate on his thoughts from these past couple days ... calling for Shane to NOT lose his new job at "Saturday Night Live," but instead ... to be forgiven and used as a teachable moment.
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Teachable has a multi-tier pricing structure ranging from taking small transaction fees to a paid subscription of nearly $299 a month in order to manage its online domains, which is designed to appeal to a wide variety of potential instructors looking to get their start.
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As with all gun-related incidents, this one could have been avoided, and the St. Louis police department took the opportunity to use it as a teachable moment: "This further amplifies our yearly message of encouraging 'Fun Without Guns,'" according to a statement from the police department.
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It would have been the right thing to do, not only because their cause was just, but also because this national crisis provided a teachable moment to show young people how important it is for citizens of a democracy to exercise their right to peaceful assembly.
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Condemnation is a sign of greater awareness about this hurtful, racist practice, but it is also a way of distancing: By attributing blackface to a few "bad apples," they fail to treat this as a teachable moment about the deeply ingrained nature of white American racism.
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Teachable raises $4M to create a tool to turn any online class into a true business Now, I get to cover the company's acquisition by Amsterdam-headquartered Hotmart, a global platform for online courses with deep penetration in Brazil and the global Portuguese and Spanish markets.
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But even in an increasingly crowded field, Ms. Chiquet sticks out — because of her years atop a globally known brand with thousands of employees and, according to Forbes, $5.2 billion in sales, as well as her willingness to use her own experience as a teachable moment.
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"He'll go out the same day I teach him something and I'll see him do it on camera and I just think, 'Wow, these guys are faithful, available and teachable and they're at Bible study every week they're in town,' " Drollinger told CBN, referring to Sessions.
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I call on Stanford students, alum and administrators to make a big deal about this incident -- to not hide from it, to use it as a teachable moment -- and act as leaders to prevent this from happening again at Stanford and other colleges and universities across the country.
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So instead of using it as a teachable moment -- talking about dirty tricks, the need to think differently and let everyone inside the tent, and embracing the unexpected faces of conservatism -- Cruz may simply have ended up dissing potential voters in the form of libertarians (and consumers of porn).
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For this reason, because the old adage of "policy is personnel" means more now than ever, we can only hope that both the Trump transition team and the Senate Commerce Committee view Wheeler's chairmanship as a teachable moment: We do not need to replace one ideologue with another.
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But this competitive process should be a wake-up call and a teachable moment for policymakers at all levels about what it takes to promote innovation and job creation in the 28500st century — and how essential it is for all Americans to have access to high-quality education.
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The kids on the team have paid attention to the story and they are quite woke about it: Gooden says he decided to turn the discussion into a teachable moment that ended with him explaining these situations were exactly why Kaepernick decided to silently protest during the national anthem.
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"Parents might leverage this advantage to create as many teachable moments as possible to foster fruits and vegetable intake - whether it be through eating those foods themselves, being positive and enthusiastic about healthy choices, or showing a unified family front," Faith, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Without articulating a why to animate learners, without the courage and fortitude to take a stand on the moral and political issues that matter to our students and by teaching by not teaching, schools not only squander precious teachable moments, they abdicate their role as a moral compass for students.
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It's funny, the person who made this is likely very satisfied with this on-the-nose teachable moment, but nothing quite makes the point that you're an out of touch angry old fart like reaching back into pre-Civil Rights Act Americana to scold a guy for not talking to reporters.
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He's got a hickory-smoked voice that is perfect for delivering the writers' Southern variant on their usual macho-existentialist dialogue, turning every scene — whether he's on a hunting expedition on his West Texas ranch or sipping drinks at the Yale Club — into a teachable moment about predator and prey.
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Unsurprisingly, a large number of science teachers are also getting ready to turn this into a teachable moment, but to do so, they do need to be able to give their students eclipse glasses — because the last thing you'd want is a bunch of kids staring right into the sun without protection.
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M.F.A. programs have propagated a puritan preoccupation with "craft," she wrote in the London Review of Books in 2010, with whittling tidy, teachable, forgettable books while leaving the work of the novel — "the juxtaposition of personal narrative with the facts of the world and the facts of literature" — to memoirs and essays.
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PEN15's reluctance to turn its characters' behavior into a teachable moment might be more honest than most shows want to admit: Kids don't always learn lessons, some of those kids end up being adult jerks (they have to come from somewhere, right?), and kids who are bullied may never get the respect they deserve.
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Still, Pimax's headset is a teachable moment nonetheless, because it shows just how difficult it is for companies like Oculus, HTC, Sony, and others to make headsets that are both powerful and functional, while at the same time being comfortable, aesthetically pleasing, and capable of working with head shapes and hairstyles of all varieties.
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"Every time it is used, it really creates a teachable moment to try to explain to members of the public why the term is so offensive and really to share the history of oppression that people with intellectual disabilities have experienced in our country over the last 100 years, if not more," Mr. Berns said.
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When the controls of the studio and star system began to disintegrate in the 1950s, the immediate scandals — Ingrid Bergman's affair and child out of wedlock, Robert Mitchum's marijuana arrest — largely served as teachable moments for the rest of the industry, which quickly learned how to spin or blunt the actions of the newly "freed" stars.
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That free plan with a transaction fee is ultimately what at least piques the interest of potential instructors, and Teachable also hosts workshops to try to get them more excited about the opportunity — and then get them to start paying as they look to attract more and more students and need a more robust toolkit, like advanced reporting.
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Like many of Google's past AI experiments, like the recent Teachable Machine tool for letting users train their own basic algorithm and past ones focused on doodling and music-making, these web games and tools are valuable ways to interact with and learn more about artificial intelligence in the ways it's more readily applied in the real world.
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EditorsNote: adds Brees, Fleener stats near bottom Falcons' offensive explosion sends Saints to 0-3 NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Saints did their best to channel the 10th anniversary of their emotional, post-Katrina return to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, but the Atlanta Falcons decided to turn a poignant history lesson into a teachable moment Monday night.
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Nice, teachable moment, especially given the fact that depression and anxiety can lead to memory loss; research has shown that depression and short-term memory loss are linked, and generalized anxiety disorder has been linked with longer memory gaps, due to the "exhausting" frequency with which anxiety activates the brain's stress response, according to a report by Allure.
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Gillis was swiftly dropped from the cast of Saturday Night Live over his offensive humor, but he's since been greeted warmly by crowds at comedy shows, defended by fellow comedians like Ricky Gervais and David Spade, and invited for a heart to heart with Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang — turning his use of racial slurs into a teachable moment.
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When you see really colorful entries like PIÑA COLADA, TEACHABLE MOMENT and HOLY SPIRIT plunging down through the puzzle, crossing CEREAL BOXES, YOU CALLED IT and SPIDEY SENSE, it makes me think of a swashbuckling Mr. Ries, slashing his way through his grid in, well, if not in a Z pattern, then at least Down and Across in a Zorroesque sort of way.
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While some of his critics on the left conducted an offensive discussion about whether he was gay enough, he performed an important balancing act, integrating his gayness into his candidacy without letting his candidacy be defined by it, seizing teachable moments without ever becoming tendentious or tedious, showing the world that being gay or lesbian or bisexual or transgender or queer is an essential part of who we L.G.B.T.Q. people are but not all of who we are.
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The Times publishes hundreds of pieces from around the world every day, so, for example, until we searched on "Frankenstein," we had missed this teachable piece comparing Mary Shelley's monster to Facebook: On Wednesday, in response to a ProPublica report that Facebook enabled advertisers to target users with offensive terms like "Jew hater," Sheryl Sandberg, the company's chief operating officer, apologized and vowed that the company would adjust its ad-buying tools to prevent similar problems in the future.
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Here's an excerpt from Alex Abad-Santos's four-star review of PEN15, Hulu's coming-of-age comedy about two 13-year-old girls in the year 2000 — who are played by the show's creators, who are in their 30s: PEN15's reluctance to turn its characters' behavior into a teachable moment might be more honest than most shows want to admit: Kids don't always learn lessons, some of those kids end up being adult jerks (they have to come from somewhere, right?), and kids who are bullied may never get the respect they deserve.
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