Sentence examples for different views of education from inspiring English sources
On education "There are two fundamentally different views of education.
Those with a different view of education along with fear-inducing misinformation cause once-confident parents to wonder if they've made a mistake.
Although Nussbaum, Ravitch and Hirsch have very different views of what comprises a liberal education, they do agree that such an education is crucial for a polity of citizens rather than of subjects.
Between these two books, with their rather different views of disaster, one can obtain a surprisingly broad political education into the philosophical unpinning of global corporate capitalism and its perennial alternative, cooperative civic society.
The field of literacy and language education has also seen a growing emphasis on the socio-cultural view of literacy practices and education, which contends that different cultures have different views of what literacy is and how it should be taught (e.g., Street, 1995).
"Different agencies have different information and different views of the complexity of the problem".
As we have previously shown, physicians have a different view of what is important in medical education than students [ 15].
Al Gore takes a very different view of the matter -- although he, like Bush, thinks education is the main answer to poverty.
Participants now have a different view of what college might offer and Columbia students are considering careers in education.
