Sentence examples for dictating education from inspiring English sources

Dictating education policy from Washington can engender unintended consequences.

But he said, "Somehow we'll figure out a way to deal with this, because we don't want the judiciary dictating education reform".

Instead of the state, a market should be trusted to dictate education: the schools that parents don't want would sink, while others would flourish and be allowed to make a profit (he admits self-interest here - that his company, Cognita, would be the first to profit).

In the opposing corner, we have the powerful teachers' unions and their supporters, who have basically dictated education policy for nearly half a century and see an opportunity to pounce on the awkward display of power by the mayor when he dismissed members of an advisory board.

The result is that the heavy hand of the federal government increasingly dictates education policy on the state and local level without even a fig leaf of parental input that so characterized American education in another age.

I am truly doubtful if those who are dictating the education guidelines have it their way.

Local control, consequently, has always dictated public education financing.

The school was authorized to dictate secondary education classes on 30 January 1995, and started doing so that same year, with the first class graduating in 1998.

For instance, many public universities in Europe are not free to choose their own governance structures (Donina et al., 2015), as they are still centralized, with laws on higher education dictating the details of governance bodies and decision-making.

"I'm concerned about corporations infiltrating our education system, dictating what is taught, how students are taught," said Deron Bilous, the NDP's education critic.

It is a notion of education dictated by seat time.