Sentence examples for academic ethos from inspiring English sources

He is the son of Mike Stock, her own early mentor at Queen Elizabeth College, London - a nice example of the academic ethos in practice.

Most grammar schools were single-sex institutions, wedded to a purely academic ethos which was, in its way, as excluding as the old system.

It would replace an academic ethos and mission with an industrial production model; precisely the move in higher education that students and faculty seek to resist.

The traditional academic ethos and values (research ethics, quality ambition, questioning of established paradigms, dynamic teamwork, and continuous method innovation) are seen as the success factors in UXC, especially under the demands of the emerging Knowledge Society.

The question now arises of how to provide opportunities for academically motivated people to work in the UXC contexts, different from the traditional basic research environments and how to do this without sacrificing what is best in the academic ethos and value system.

Among his other books are Toward a General Theory of Action (with Talcott Parsons, 1952), The Intellectual Between Tradition and Modernity: The Indian Situation (1961), The Calling of Sociology, and Other Essays on the Pursuit of Learning (1980), Tradition (1981), On the Constitution of Society (1982) and The Academic Ethos (1984).

While the Obama administration understands the importance of public policy informed by rigorous research, there are alarming signs of an anti-academic ethos in other quarters, singling out social science research as an easy target.

It is hoped that universities and policy makers take decisive action to promote the ethos of academic integrity by devising well-planned anti-plagiarism frameworks and requiring the academic staff to include them in their course syllabuses.

The current proactive ethos towards academic integrity is influenced not only by policy actions, such as syllabi and course outlines acknowledgement of academic integrity, ethical guidelines or codes of conduct, but also by the very capacity of academics to teach and/or influence the students' awareness and acceptance of academic integrity standards (Löfström et al. 2015).

The collaborative study creates a shared ethos of academic achievement, a culture that is rare among students from low-income families.

Dr. Coquereaux and others said that the "publish or perish" ethos of academic research in the United States had contributed to the spread of unintelligible papers.