Sentence examples for a typical education from inspiring English sources

A typical education in the west leaves you with more insight into ancient Rome or Egypt than into our financial system – and while there are plenty of books and DVDs for lay people about, say, quantum mechanics, evolution or the human genome, before the crash there was virtually nothing to explain finance to outsiders in accessible language.

The aid groups that run such programs acknowledge that their work is no substitute for a typical education, but there is no end in sight for the war and the number of refugee children in Lebanon is only increasing.

A more typical education expert is Jonah Rockoff, an economist at Columbia University, who favors policies like rewarding teachers whose students perform well and removing those who don't but looks skeptically upon teacher training.

4. For an examination of the typical education curriculum of an elite Jew at this time, see Moshe Idel, "The Study Program of R. Yohanan Alemmano" (Hebrew), Tarbiz 48 (1979), pp. 303-330. 5. Judah Abrabanel, "Telunah 'al ha-zeman" in Mivhar ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit be-Italyah, ed.

FOR two immersive weeks in January, 11 curators selected from museums large and small gathered by day at the Center for Curatorial Leadership in New York for classes taught by professors from Columbia Business School in topics from endowment management to moral leadership to organizational alignment — subjects entirely absent from the typical education of a museum curator.

The comic book format and humour has been described as giving such works a more positive message than typical education material.

Compare these numbers with the typical education debt that a college student has on graduation day — $20,000 — and it's clear that a college education is worth the debt.

The distinction between skill-levels of a career is defined by the typical education level of the individuals doing the work, rather than the sophistication of the work itself.

Susan Dumont-Bengston, vice president for enrollment planning and communications, said that more students were entering the Culinary Institute straight out of high school, planning to spend four years there and expecting something closer to a typical college education (though the school still demands that applicants have experience in the field and does not require SAT scores).

Like the logic textbooks, the textbooks for both 'ilm al-wad' and 'ilm al-balâgha that were incorporated into a typical madrasa education were achieved fairly late.

A typical university education is linear - teacher focused, not student focused.