Sentence examples for course reforms from inspiring English sources

The education secretary, Damian Hinds, has defended the government's A-level course reforms - sort of.

Of course, reforms in some areas of Greece's economy might be a good idea, and indeed Syriza came to power promising to make serious reforms in, for instance, taxation and pensions.

Other studies have examined student beliefs as an outcome of their course reforms.

At that point, each of us had the major course reforms described above under our belts.

The authors asserted that these attitudes motivate their course reforms and that they suspect improving student attitudes will lead to improved learning outcomes.

(2011), discipline-specific STEM education researchers (SER) often focus on student learning and specific curricular or course reforms within their own discipline.

In the press's case, of course, reform is imminent.

That means, of course, reform by Palestinians and an end to terror tactics.

The course reform on CAD/CAM/CAE of mold achieves good teaching results by the teaching innovation and practice.

That was in the mid-1970s, slightly predating the debates about course reform and the assaults — from various corners — on the very idea of the canon.

Democrats and Republicans fail to find common ground on virtually anything — whether it's raising the minimum wage, passing immigration reform, or, of course, reforming health care.