Not get
Teach
Teach verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.
Both terms in one sentence
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In the crossovers with Arrow, Arrow tries to teach him to mind his surroundings and not get cocky.
Source: Leeroy Jenkins - The goal of blindfolded training in martial arts is not to teach someone to fight blind, but merely to speed up reaction time so as to not get caught by surprise, blind or not.
Source: Your Eyes Can Deceive You -
The Trope Namer: the episode "Too Smart for Strangers" of Welcome to Pooh Corner, a mid-'80s production where Winnie-the-Pooh and rest of the Hundred Acre Wood crew (of all people) teach children how to not get abducted and subsequently molested.
Source: Too Smart for Strangers
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