Sentence examples for academic competitions from inspiring English sources

Maybe the best thing about academic competitions is that they benefit both Warriors and Worriers equally.

Texas officials postponed all public high school athletic and academic competitions until May 11 because of the outbreak.

Of course, not all academic competitions at the high school level are televised.

He entered academic competitions, and his "Mémoire sur les peines infamantes" ("Report on Degrading Punishments") won first prize at the Academy of Metz.

When the news media highlight every sports event, yet rarely mention winners of science fairs and other academic competitions, they imply that sports are more important.

Academic competitions enable students to apply theory to practice, and hone analytical, critical-thinking, and presentation skills.

What I think you could do is have a greater degree of academic competition, academic selection at various stages in a child's development.

The Intel search has long been considered the most respected pre-college academic competition, sometimes referred to as the Junior Nobel Prize.

In fact several scholars have concluded that what students need is more academic competition, but modeled on the kinds children enjoy.

"Our Little Genius" is not, of course, the first televised academic competition to put children to the test with money as a possible reward.

It also holds an annual academic competition for marketing students and flies the finalists to its Pittsburgh headquarters to present their cases to top executives.