Sentence examples for an educational scheme from inspiring English sources

A tablet computer originally made for an educational scheme run by the Indian government has launched in the UK for only £30.

In these latter groups, participants still came together as part of an educational scheme (groups 1 and 2).

The Sophistic doctrine that rhetoric should be the central discipline in the educational scheme had a long history, rising to its fullest statement in the writings of Quintilian in Rome of the 1st century ad.

But parents' investment is like an educational pyramid scheme – it only works if you get in first; once everyone is invested there's no real benefit.

He may even have toyed with the idea of visiting Italy, which in his father's educational scheme would have been a prelude to marriage.

Because the educational scheme is geared to secure a harmonious and yet spirited class of soldiers, Plato bans from his city most of the cultural achievements that were his contemporaries' pride and joy.

Secondly, they may have an impact on the existing vocational training programme in General Practice in Greece, with a strong recommendation for a period of training in respiratory medicine being incorporated in the educational scheme.

In late spring, the Simon Bolivar National Youth Orchestra of Venezuela will take part in a series of events aimed at popularising here El Sistema, the pioneering music educational scheme which took the country's slumdogs and gave them hope and employment through participation in an orchestra: a Scottish version of the Sistema is being attempted near Stirling.

Under the current educational system in China, education in primary school and junior high school was free-feed and compulsory, however, for a long time, children of migrant workers were excluded from the compulsory educational scheme in urban area.

The organizational and educational scheme embodied by the Gary Plan was different from traditionally structured schools of the time.

In a state near to despair he decided at last to complete his father's educational scheme and escape secretly to Italy, the land where Winckelmann had found fulfilment in the study of ancient art and architecture and which Claude Lorrain and Jacob Philipp Hackert (two artists whom he particularly admired) had depicted as an earthly paradise.