Sentence examples for an educational atmosphere from inspiring English sources

It will provide fundamental learning experiences and be an institution of exploration where children lead the process of discovery in an educational atmosphere while allowing us all to share in their experience of learning about the world around them.

The diversity which provides an educational atmosphere "conducive to speculation, experiment and creation" includes a nearly endless range of experiences, talents, and attributes that students might bring to campus.

A challenge for clinical teachers is to create an educational atmosphere where students learn with and not about patients.

Organised by adult publisher XBIZ, the She convention has a relaxed, "educational" atmosphere designed to make visitors feel comfortable.

His research has shown that children's engagement levels are higher when they are anticipating a reward but cannot predict whether they will get it — or, as Howard-Jones put it to me, "when you move from a conventional educational atmosphere to something that more resembles sport".

The study has drawn attention to a few aspects of the institute that need to be revised in order to provide a better student-centred educational atmosphere.

The girls constantly do battle with postmodern villains, whether it is the school rich kid, poisoning the educational atmosphere with an outsize sense of entitlement, or a gigantic, marauding inflatable fish that shakes their hometown, Townsville, right down to the foundations of the Kosherama food store and the shops of Little Tokyo (a homage, of course, to Japanese monster flicks).

This made for a confusing and oftentimes contradictory educational atmosphere, to say the least.

Kirp attributes Union City's success to among other things, the positive educational atmosphere of Union City High School generated by educators such as principal John Bennetti.

The themes of the study are (1) effecting persons to clinical learning, (2) educational atmosphere, (3) students' personal charactering, (4) the impact of education in school, and (5) students' perceptions related to clinical learning.

The school's rigid educational atmosphere was reflected in its long history as a former Cistercian monastery (1137 1540), with buildings that included a 12th century Romanesque chapel and a 13th century Gothic church.