51.   Schools teach too many things in a fragmented way, producing inferior results, the report concluded.

52.   Schools can easily teach reading using what kids like best -- packaged candy bars, sugared cereal boxes, video game boxes and baseball cards.

53.   Schools could teach kids ways to enjoy physical activity for a lifetime, Laubach and Huelsman agree.

54.   Schools teach the traditional subjects such as language arts and math.

55.   Schools may teach religion and Bible history, the court ruled, but they must do so objectively, as an academic subject.

56.   Schools should teach about gender and sexuality, religion, race and age oppression, he said.

57.   Schools teach friendship skills in the classroom and review those skills in evening meetings with parents to further encourage good social skills.

58.   She was happily surprised to find that the school was also teaching him good behavior.

59.   Some schools teach computer keyboarding along with handwriting.

60.   Some schools might teach to the test, narrowing their curriculums.