Sentence examples for antiquated school from inspiring English sources

It's about taking hands-on experience to a new level: empowering students to stop copying old experiments in antiquated school labs and start creating new experiments in state-of-the-art research institutions.

And the outbreak of World War II revealed just how antiquated the school had become: the students were still largely being trained for a 19th-century society and lacked skills in areas like electronics that the war required.

Today's city officials and urban planners, and the general public, are trapped with antiquated design schools of thought, or maybe capitalist design schools of thought.

The pair are among the latest generation of children engaged in an antiquated rite: dancing school, a tradition upheld by a small number of families from the upper, and now upper-middle, echelons of New York.

"If you peel back to see what powers these third party sites like Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, it's old school, antiquated systems – spreadsheets, shared drives, faxing listings over to the broker," says Caren Maio, founder of New York-based Nestio.

While haldi doodh is seen as the kind of old-school, antiquated drink a well-meaning relative would foist upon you, the turmeric latte is a world apart.

DeGiorgio said that through that experience, they realized the deal-making process remains "antiquated and old-school in an odd sense".

They result from our antiquated practice of financing schools primarily through state and local taxes, which translates vast socioeconomic differences between neighborhoods, counties and states into vast differences in school funds.

But when they wake up bleary-eyed on Wednesday morning they will be faced with the same impossible choices that President Obama and the Democrats have been trying to deal with for almost two years now — a high unemployment rate, an unwinnable war in Afghanistan, an education system crumbling as fast as the antiquated buildings our children attend school in and deficits of monumental proportions.

We hear every day about all the things wrong with our education system: the students who are not prepared for a college education and need remediation when they get there; the dilapidated school buildings and antiquated technology and textbooks; the overcrowded classrooms where students can't get adequate attention from their instructors.

Given the low-salary, overstuffed classrooms and antiquated equipment available in many schools, it is a wonder any learning is achieved at all.