Sentence examples for connect schools from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't just connect schools and libraries.

The report recommended that broadband networks be established to connect schools, government agencies, hospitals and rural telemedicine centers.

For the Scottish government, Capita will manage a £325m IT project intended to connect schools, hospitals, pharmacists and local government offices in a single network.

Under his guidance, the county has contracted with Cablevision Lightpath to build a high-speed data link to connect schools, libraries and governments.

We're continuing to modernize our E-rate program, which invests over $2 billion per year to connect schools and libraries.

This model can now be used by the operators to connect schools, hospitals, clinics and small business in rural areas -- a first for the country.

Furthermore, the interview findings suggested that combining professional experiences inside and outside school can support teachers in reinforcing their abilities to teach in more "connective-oriented" ways that is, to more effectively connect school learning and workplace practices.

Also, scholars and researchers also carry out various attempts to combine museum education and school education they regard museum education as a bridge to connect school and society.

In theory, it is fairer to reward teachers who perform well rather than paying all teachers equally, as merit pay can better motivate teachers and better connect school expenditure with school outcomes to build public support (OECD [2012]).

Let's continue the conversation about how to connect school and home.

The Ethiopian School Feeding Task Force has engaged with the Brazilian government on how best to connect school feeding to other social protection programmes.