Sentence examples for Academically grounded from inspiring English sources

Yale's Board of Trustees has approved expanding the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs into a small and academically grounded professional school.

The committee's report (PDF) recommends converting Jackson into an intentionally small school of global affairs that is deeply academically grounded and governed by a ladder faculty.

Employers don't want exam robots – they want young people who are academically stretched, rounded and grounded.

We often find that once students get their feet on the ground academically and get used to the workload their performance improves.

She wrote: "To preserve the educational benefits of college sports, the athletes need to be students first, meet the entrance requirements all students must meet, and, ideally, enable first-year students to get their feet on the ground academically by not forcing them into competition until their second year.

At best, it has found small gains for some groups of students and the public school systems they leave — and at worst, studies show that students who used vouchers have lost ground academically.

But it recommended that the university investigate whether Stapel could be stripped of his title, "on the grounds of exceptional academically unworthy conduct".

The wild success of self-made, academically trained directors cleared a new proving ground for filmmakers.

Taylor Allderdice High School, in the upscale Squirrel Hill section of Pittsburgh, was the spawning ground of academically-oriented students, but it was not noted for producing professional football players.

Without governance reforms that will put the players' education and safety ahead of the coaches' and schools' money-making priorities, the academically elite Division I colleges' claim to a higher ground is pure hypocrisy.

We really hit the ground running and it was a great way to start off the year academically," he said.