Sentence examples for agenda thinking from inspiring English sources

They have to understand the multiple reforms and initiatives that spewed across the Singapore education landscape since the two big agenda, Thinking Schools, Learning Nation Ministry of Educationn (MOE), Singapore, 1997) and Teach Less, Learn More (Ministry of Education (MOE), Singapore 2004b), were introduced because each one of those represents an area for teachers to be accountable in.

"We cannot afford to neglect our agenda by thinking, for example, that we can ignore the tax and pension reforms," Mr. Palocci said in an interview with Valor Económico, a business daily.

And then, it seems to me that what was on the agenda was thinking about financial system reform.

Like Foo Camp the three-day gathering will be 95% unstructured; "The only agenda is thinking about the future and how to get there".

The first thing on the agenda is thinking about music.

Just speaking to what Kamau is touching on, does every comedian come from this place of having that agenda and thinking they're going to save the world?

Given the idea that the higher order thinking agenda is a relative construct necessitates that the matrix of forces acting upon individual learners may develop some sort of readiness in the minds of the practitioners to absorb and digest the learning environments and acquire what is introduced to him/her.

However, de Savigny and Adam (2009) propose several options for overcoming these challenges and moving the systems thinking agenda forward, including systematically exploring issues from a health system perspective, fostering more system-wide planning, evaluation and research, and building a community of practice.

We enter conversations and are agenda driven, thinking of our desired end result.

Dr. Scott T. Massey, founding president of the Bernstein Center, spoke of his agenda: "We're not thinking about the arts in separate packages.

Anyone trying to figure out what Bush stands for might come away from this book thinking his agenda has more to do with living out the right script than peddling any particular set of policies.