Sentence examples for developing learning opportunities from inspiring English sources
In addition to the support being provided for classroom materials and curriculum development, UNICEF and the Ministry of Education are focusing efforts on developing learning opportunities for girls in communities with no formal school, with the aim of providing education for an additional 500,000 girls in 2005.
The concept for developing learning opportunities in more remote areas to increase remote clinical self-efficacy is suggested.
Developing learning opportunities that require students to explore the activity through the eyes of different cultural backgrounds would create an interest and desire for students to want to work with students from different cultures and hence "overcome the usual issues of self-selection into same-culture groups" (Sweeney et al. 2008).
He also gets involved in creating more programs to meet the growing demand like a series of recordings for patients waiting for or receiving chemotherapy that is in the works—and developing remote learning opportunities through the Perelman School of Medicine for healthcare providers.
Online learning, to many, is still a mystery, and so the Gates Foundation announced today that it's committing $20 million to develop online learning opportunities -- in hopes that taking (and fostering) virtual action will boost America's sagging college graduation rate.
The increased accessibility to technology provides opportunities to develop learning experiences and motivators assessment (Osborne & Dillon, 2007).
Her leadership helped it to occupy a unique position in the arts and education field, developing work-related learning opportunities for students within the arts industries.
Who are you developing and what learning opportunities have you created for others?
Xraise is a program dedicated to working with preKindergarten –12 educators from the local Ithaca City School District and beyond to develop student science learning opportunities.
Anna Prizzia directs the Field and Fork program at the University of Florida, overseeing the Farm and Gardens, supporting Pantry efforts, and working to develop interdisciplinary, experiential learning opportunities in sustainable agriculture and food systems for UF.
The Lemann Center for Educational Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Brazil is focused on developing new approaches to improving learning in Brazilian public schools, particularly for low-income students, and to developing new kinds of learning opportunities for such students both inside and outside the public school system.
