Sentence examples for developed school from inspiring English sources
Hutchesons' Grammar School, Glasgow: an aesthetically pleasing and professionally developed school website showcasing the school's overseas contacts for the benefit of an international community.
Mr. McCall also criticized the New York City Board of Education for hiring the same consultants who developed school improvement programs to evaluate their effectiveness.
What's more, financial expenditures might not even be the most counterproductive effect of this recently developed school of thought.
Compared to the undergraduates for whom this material was originally developed, school pupils are less experienced and knowledgeable about biology in general.
These are combined with a specially developed school BEMS and website-based monitoring system from which the first pilot school will be assessed.
They suggest that a theory based and well developed school level intervention, which is acceptable to teachers and parents, and which can be delivered to all children and does not disrupt normal lessons, does not increase children's levels of physical activity or fruit and vegetable consumption and does not decrease sedentary behaviour.
Five districts in the project replaced some snack foods in their cafeterias and 10 additional districts developed school-nutrition and wellness policies, which will serve as models for other districts, Ms. Sternberg said.
It also developed schools offering quality education to qualified high achievers, irrespective of ability to pay or socioeconomic background.
Ahmedabad had both a municipal corporation and the Ahmedabad Divisional Council in the 1960s, which developed schools, colleges, roads, municipal gardens, and parks.
The eP3a was larger frontally and centrally than parietally in both groups being in line with earlier studies in typically developed school-aged children [ 28, 34] and in adults [ 33].
We examined the impact of a recently developed school-based mental health literacy resource, Mental Health & High School Curriculum Guide (The Guide) [ 40] on students' knowledge and attitudes related to mental health.
