Sentence examples for business classrooms from inspiring English sources

But, from what I saw, there is some insipid lecturing gioing on in the business classrooms of the world, even by a few professors who were nominated for this prize.

All the more so in Hong Kong, which, with its dynamic economy and proximity to China, is like a business classroom in its own right one that extends far beyond the campus.

Experts, however, warn of the difficulty of getting more women into business school classrooms.

Most case studies taught in business school classrooms tend to be several years old.

PBL influenced both the way the curriculum was developed and the process by which students (n = 18) investigated topics related to the integration of ICT in business studies classrooms.

With the number of people taking the GMAT admissions text expected to reach a record level by the end of 2009, the competition for places in the world's top business school classrooms is fierce.

What is required in a business school classroom that is any different than the classroom for psychology or sociology or English or any other number of classes?

Consultants know from experience that real-world cases are never as neat as the pre-packaged ones used in business-school classrooms.

Insipid teaching is one of the biggest complaints of MBA students who have paid tens-of-thousands of dollars to sit in a business school classroom.

Although he heads one of IE's competitors, Mr. Martin has long been an advocate of bringing liberal arts values into the business school classroom and the corporate boardroom.

For generations, the story of the small rural town of the Great Plains, including the dusty tabletop landscape of western Kansas, has been one of exodus -- of businesses closing, classrooms shrinking and, year after year, communities withering as fewer people arrive than leave and as fewer are born than are buried.