Sentence examples for broad-based education from inspiring English sources

It could also help us appreciate the actual merits of a traditional broad-based education, often called a liberal-arts education, rather than trying to reduce everything to an economic cost-benefit analysis.

Some kids will certainly grow up and want to learn coding, either in high school or universities, but the best way to ensure they can do this is to offer a decent, broad-based education in the early years.

"We've done the suspension, which nobody understands, and we're planning to do a lifting of half of the suspension in 11 months," Mr. McMahon said, adding that the city had not presented a television advertising campaign or a sufficiently broad-based education program.

Recent educational standards for these new programmes (NMC, 2010) allow a liberal, or broad-based, education, with its features of breadth of knowledge, formativity, critical thinking and working with others, to be considered.

"One thing that undergraduates don't often realize is that one of the major differences between undergraduate studies and graduate studies is that they are going to move from a broad-based education to one that is extremely focused," says careers counsellor Malisheski.

Most would call it a triumph of a broad-based education.

We are utterly opposed to the destruction of broad-based, critical education and its replacement by education for the market that is enshrined in the Browne report.

It implies that anyone who wants a broad-based adult education system is against spending money on basic skills.

It will be hard for it to survive," he asserted, provoking outrage from the multiple advocates of a broad-based "liberal education" in the audience.

LONDON — Until very recently, students in Britain who wanted to study more than one or two subjects at college received some blunt advice: "Go west" — to the United States or Canada, where the classical tradition of a broad-based humanistic education has long flourished in liberal arts colleges.

And some software billionaires are creating code academies that encourage our brightest young minds to learn coding over a broad-based university education.