Sentence examples for discourse education from inspiring English sources

Discourse, education, and engagement are called for.

The findings suggested standardization of terminology for professional discourse, education, and practice, would benefit practitioners and corporations.

According to Zhu (2006), as a special social discourse, education itself is 'constructed by historical and other social discourses.

Greater equity can be achieved when every child is able to participate in political and social discourse, education, the media, as well as sports and other social activities.

Though federal issues have lately dominated Mr. Perry's discourse on education, in earlier years he actively backed education proposals popular among conservatives, like incentive pay for teachers and private school vouchers, with mixed success.

In the current political discourse, civic education means more than instruction about the functions of government.

Theodore R. Sizer, one of the country's most prominent education-reform advocates, whose pluralistic vision of the American high school helped shape the national discourse on education and revise decades-old ideas of what a school should be, died on Wednesday at his home in Harvard, Mass.

We've got a three-year project funded by the Australian Research Council to look at the impact of the deficit discourse across education.

The book is part of a growing public discourse on education policy aimed at a data-and-ideas-hungry readership of helicopter parents, engaged practitioners and school innovators.

To the Editor: In the public discourse on education, it seems that the blame falls first on teachers when the system fails, but when the system succeeds the credit goes first to the leaders of the district.

That readying students to take the kind of tests the state requires is not the same thing as teaching them — that it can, indeed, be the opposite of real learning, interfering with the fruitful conduct of the classroom and diverting attention and resources away from study — is an irony that is, at this point, fully embedded in the discourse around education.