Sentence examples for dirty education from inspiring English sources

WHERE: Get a quick and dirty education in all thing Holzer in her segment on PBS's Art21.

The food is bad, the water is polluted, the air is dirty, the education system is corrupt".

Recruits with no experience are given a quick and dirty version of education school -- a few weeks of classroom management, learning theory, literacy (the teaching of reading and writing), diversity training -- then placed in the classroom, with coaching from mentors.

He said "choice and competition should not be dirty words in education, they can help drive up standards".

"The dirty secret of online education is the appallingly low completion rate," Mr. Etingen said.

Faded red letters on the dirty plaster wall announce, "Education for democracy".

The dirty little secret of education reform is that one of the greatest predictors of academic success is household income.

This endemic casualisation, is, in the words of one lecturer I met last week, "higher education's dirty secret".

"The dirty little secret [in education] is that the number of people signing up is quite high but the number of people completing courses is quite low," Murray says.

But as the evidence continues to build, we also have to admit a fundamental truth, probably the real dirty secret of higher education: that we're not very good at our primary job of teaching students.

To the Editor: This is the dirty little secret of higher education.