Sentence examples for develop academic from inspiring English sources
Against this, the United Kingdom and its European partners are following the maxim "small is beautiful" and are attempting to identify and develop academic research and commercial businesses in areas that traditional nanotechnology developments involving engineering or physics find challenging.
Many provide unmarked modules that help to develop academic research skills.
A lazy, underachieving and under-read student in high school, Strauss began to develop academic interests in college.
In addition, the academy created an office of artificial intelligence within the computer science department to develop academic strength in what was then an embryonic field.
We need cross-system programs that look beyond Aboriginal people's "natural sporting ability" as a means of engagement and towards using our culture as a way to develop academic excellence.
Principals were told on Thursday that there would be no staff or leadership changes "at this time" — and parents were told in a letter that all the children would remain in place — as the administration and the educational partnership organization "work together to determine how to strengthen the curriculum, develop academic supports for students, and help teachers improve practice".
At their weakest, abstract painting and serial music developed academic conventions.
His reputation for developing academic institutions and dedication to excellence is known worldwide.
The councils are responsible for everything from hiring and evaluating school principals to developing academic goals and approving school budgets.
The young men are members of the Warriors basketball team, a new program that aims at developing academic and social skills in addition to helping the youths improve their game.
Since then, Slingo has pushed ahead on all fronts, from developing academic collaborations to tackling science's gender imbalance and, crucially, advocating that weather forecasting and climate prediction use the same models.
