Sentence examples for Educational proposals from inspiring English sources
Already, at least two Democratic presidential candidates are pitching major educational proposals.
Q: How much more money roughly would your educational proposals cost?
A1 Mr. Bush, in a bipartisan meeting with Congressional centrists, laid out educational proposals highlighting early literacy and school accountability.
On the other the approach of educational proposals focusing on the student's self-learning, such as: the incorporation of virtual educational modalities, multilingual education, the approach to professional stages (learning by doing), and the internationalization and quality of educational programs.
Instead, the multicultural audience, whose members wore baseball caps, yarmulkes or do-rags, questioned Mr. McCall on the nuances of his educational proposals, which include opposition to vouchers and support for more corporate involvement in schools.
President-elect George W. Bush, in a bipartisan meeting today with Congressional centrists, laid out educational proposals highlighting early literacy and school accountability but heard warnings that waging a legislative battle to funnel taxpayer money to private schools through vouchers could endanger his plans.
In this paper, a methodological educational proposal based on constructivism and collaborative learning theories is described.
Experts praised Mr. Labastida's first educational proposal last year, to lengthen the class schedule to a full day.
Today, House Republicans embraced the study, and set out for Florida where they will hold hearings Friday on President Bush's educational proposal.
Mr. Savelyev's relationship with Iran began in mid-1996, when he received a telephone call from an Iranian diplomat in Moscow to discuss an educational proposal.
More than just changing parts of standardized tests, the new educational proposal promises to transform high school education statewide, requiring districts to overhaul basic curriculum and raise minimum standards for all students to the college-preparatory level.
