When it's been
spoon-fed by the teacher, that is obvious.
Nelita True and the Verity in Teaching
Toddlers who followed the baby-led weaning method during infancy had healthier weight than
spoon-fed babies.
Infant Feeding Style Matters: Study Links Spoon-Feeding to Childhood Obesity
Chapters discuss learning to embrace faith in God through thinking for oneself, rather than simply accepting beliefs
spoon-fed by others; the value of forming connections; preparing for "the inevitable storms that will confront your faith"; and much more.
Own Your Faith
Contestants are
spoon-fed witty answers, and get slagged off in planning meetings - mostly by reluctant host Brydon who plays an angrier, frustrated version of himself.
bushell on the box: ROB'S REEL GOOD
The dancer who needs to be
spoon-fed ..." He lets the thought hang, shrugging his shoulders.
Tough love: Mihailo Djuric is taking Festival Ballet Providence to center stage
I couldn't exercise or think straight and, sometimes, I had to be
spoon-fed since my jaw wouldn't open!
About face: more and more teen girls are willing to do almost anything to look good, including going under the knife. But with all the possible dangers involved, both physical and emotional, is plastic surgery really such a smart move?
Take the media's reporting on the Gulf of Tonkin incident, which Johnson used to obtain congressional authority to go to war in Vietnam, and which was based almost entirely on information and details
spoon-fed by top officials of the government.
The post-truth presidency: the unintended consequences of presidential lying
This false dichotomy is incessantly invoked by the White House, amplified by Fox News, and
spoon-fed to the masses by shameless partisan radio shills such as the uncivil Michael Savage, the bombastic Rush Limbaugh, and the unimpressive Sean Hannity.
Iraq-Nam: John Birch Society founder Robert Welch discerned early on how the global Power Elite stage-manages contrived conflict to accomplish their subversive agenda
Without these questions, there might be little for deep discussion since readers are practically
spoon-fed the book's message.
No Regrets
"I think that's a really good tactic because a lot of young people today are
spoon-fed and are not allowed to go through the growth stages that come with being responsible for your actions.
Field preparation: summer interns get armed for life in the field through Dow AgroSciences' training program. (Focus: Ag Universities/Careers)(Cover Story)
Although I shudder at having been
spoon-fed Christianity, I've come to appreciate that reciting passages regularly transforms prayer into ritual, carrying us beneath familiar words towards deeper connectedness.
In praise of public praise
Such convenience accommodates both the lazy ones who want to be
spoon-fed and the authorities who view themselves as far more capable than the laity of finding truth.
The Psychology of Biblicism
In this practical day and age, readers of this journal will find Reynolds's volume particularly useful as something to recommend to beleaguered souls who need to know something about naval history but can only accept it
spoon-fed and in as few words as possible.
Navies in History
It is speculated that because of their past learning experiences, where the students were excessively "
spoon-fed" by their teachers, they failed to develop an autonomous attitude toward their learning.
From the Learners' Perspectives: The Needs for Awareness-Raising towards Autonomy and Roles of the Teachers
You weren't just going along with the "normal" crowd and accepting all the
spoon-fed nonsense about how to think, act, look ...
Queer as role models