Sentence examples for convincing school from inspiring English sources

Convincing school students and their parents of poetry's advantages is, Bate acknowledges, a major challenge.

Another difficulty has been convincing school administrators whose first impulse is often to expel students who have made threats, even empty ones, that doing so only pushes the problem onto another school or leaves a child at home with free time to surf the Internet and nurse a grudge against the school.

Schools classified as coasting will be asked to come up with a credible plan for improvement for consideration by the government's eight regional schools commissioners; if the plan is convincing, schools will be supported, if it's not good enough, they will be taken over and turned into academies.

Lee (2016) is not optimistic about convincing schools and teachers to initiate effective changes in their WCF practices.

Launched last year, they already brought in $1.4 million in ARR, by convincing schools to pay for its services.

But the biggest barrier is actually convincing schools and institutions that moving to the cloud doesn't mean a sacrifice in privacy, as exhibited by the situation at UC Davis.

Educators and advocates have had some success convincing schools to institute anti-bullying campaigns because, as you describe, there's a general agreement that we should "be nice and tolerate others".

We use all appropriate technologies, like convincing schools to use the online registration tools of Rock the Vote and Turbovote, and to distribute key information via social media, email, and text.

Tamis-LeMonda added that even if research confirms the importance of play, bringing it to public policy is going to be incredibly difficult: convincing schools or therapeutic teams that they should switch from practice to play would be difficult and something the field would need to tackle.

He is a very young-looking 30 years old, a convincing high school graduate and contemporary of Gwen's (Emma Stone is 25) although as before, the onward march of time means that this lucrative Spider-Man franchise might soon need to be re-cast and re-launched just as we were getting used to it.

"The report finds that under David Cameron there is no convincing evidence that schools policy has delivered improvements".