This twinge is real, and shouldn't be ignored — especially regarding college sports, which is a rotten corporate undertaking posing as a benign educational enterprise.
I approach stories as a private educational enterprise: I want to learn about something.
(Chinen) SIM FACULTY CONCERT (Wednesday) The School for Improvised Music is a nonprofit educational enterprise in which the instructors are exclusively musicians with left-of-center sensibilities.
Now a nonprofit educational enterprise, the manor is among the New York-area farms attracting locavores, green-minded students and urbanites suffering from nature-deficit disorder who yearn to raise produce and livestock for a day, a week or longer.
The Fair is run as a non-profit "educational" enterprise in contrast to some which are privately owned commercial ventures.
Much of the interest undoubtedly stemmed from the star power of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the artistic director of the Silk Road Project, a performing and educational enterprise devoted to musical globalization and named for the ancient trade route between Eastern Asia and Western Europe.
Our hope is that others may find that the perspective of education as living opens the door to reconsiderations of pedagogical practice at all levels of the educational enterprise and to an ongoing evolutionary process in education itself, one in which existing oppositions and problems become the grist from which new approaches emerge.
This vision of the educational enterprise is a noble one.
Indeed, in some of the subjects measured by PISA students in those countries perform better than students in most other nations, but that is not to say that other countries should run to emulate wholesale these countries as if they were global education benchmarks for the entire educational enterprise.
The Frerers were more prepared than many people are, and for that they credit Financial Peace University, the biblically tinged educational enterprise of Dave Ramsey, a nationally syndicated talk-radio financial adviser.
