well-taught

adjective

1. having been shown, tutored, or instructed in a successful manner

Example Sentences

For those millions of citizens who are going to own firearms, nothing improves gun safety practices better than a well-taught training course.

From Scientific American

“We cannot ration well-taught, thoughtful mathematics to only a few people. We have to make it widely available. In that sense, I don’t disagree that it’s a social justice issue.”

From Seattle Times

In one example the organization cited, Flexner says that aspiring Black doctors should pursue more menial roles: “A well-taught negro sanitarian will be immensely useful; an essentially untrained negro wearing an M.D. degree is dangerous.”

From Washington Post

This cycle, in which a big TV series induces everything from thoughtful analysis to dreary displays of nitpicking, has perhaps taken the place of well-taught American history courses.

From Washington Post

Ciara believes pop culture “should never be an alternative to well-taught and serious conversations that are seriously lacking in our education system”.

From The Guardian

Related Words

• accomplished
• civilized
• cultured
• enlightened
• informed
• intelligent
• knowledgeable
• literate
• prepared
• schooled
• skilled
• trained
• well-read