Sentence examples for Educational trends from inspiring English sources

Communicating effectively with the staff, students and the community about educational trends, curriculum needs and instructional programs.

Neoliberal education reform is the ideology behind a laundry list of complicated and widely misunderstood educational trends like charter schools, voucher programs, school choice and teacher union scapegoating.

"The big schools like ENA are not as recognized as they were," said Dominique Herault, an Education Ministry official who writes reports on educational trends.

However, these figures are of more use in assessing long-term educational trends than they are in evaluating the impact of any recent reforms.

"There's a fear factor about how ministers use data and piggyback on the latest educational trends," Dr. Douglass of the University of California said.

Analysis of economic, demographic, and educational trends in more than 50 countries suggests that UK higher education stands to reap the rewards of a coming "decade of opportunity" in global markets.

Here is an educational trend.

By Leslie Nelson Jennings The New Yorker, November 4, 1933 P. 41 Here is an educational trend View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Alexandra Schwartz By Malcolm Gladwell.

Problem-based learning (PBL) was first implemented by McMaster University medical school in 1969 as a radical, innovative, and alternative pathway to learning in medical education, thus setting a new educational trend.

Educationalist Alfie Kohn coined the acronym BGUTI -- for "Better Get Used to It" -- to describe the current educational trend towards testing children all the time and making those tests ever harder.

Generally, the educational trend was strongest in the youngest age group, in both countries and among both men and women.