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1674 W. Allen Danger of Enthusiasm 105 They would not have needed to have been taught and re-taught which are the first principles of the Oracles of God.

1788 W. Lee Elegiac Poem 65 The world reteach those arts thy Master us'd.

1791 T. Dwight Triumph of Infidelity 8 The veterans of my cause..Taught, and retaught, asserted, and deny'd.

1846 R. Browning Luria v, in Bells & Pomegranates No. VIII 19/2 Whose life re-teaches us what life should be, What faith is, loyalty and simpleness, All, once revealed but taught us so long since That..The early traits all dropped away.

1888 Home Missionary Aug. 156 Both lessons must be reviewed and repeated, and, to new generations, retaught.

1925 School Rev. 33 224 Their report will show the cost of reteaching failing pupils in that city.

1987 Spectator 12 Sept. 34/1 The importance of Dr Bettelheim's book is that it reteaches us many truths..that were common sense before.

1992 C. P. Estés Women who run with Wolves x. 331 The old woman in the fairy tale ‘Three Gold Hairs’ teaches us, reteaches us really, how it is done.

1831 in C. van Rensselaer Home, School & Church (1850) I. 109 The object to be here aimed at being not so much the formal re-teaching of divine truth, as an affectionate dealing about the fruit of it.

1870 C. J. Smith Syn. & Antonyms Admonish, In Old English this word had the sense of simply teaching..; afterwards of reteaching or reminding.

1993 Sydney Morning Herald (Nexis) 21 Apr. 18 Learning that has not been mastered needs to be retaught immediately. This reteaching, in turn, needs to be followed by further testing and assessment.