Sentence examples for distinct educational from inspiring English sources
National education systems differ for instance in the number of distinct educational programs at secondary education, the age at which children are selected into different educational programs, and the existence of nationally standardized examinations at the end of primary and secondary education (Shavit and Blossfeld, 1993; Shavit and Müller, 1998).
Online continuing education is creating a new and distinct educational realm, and it is the future of education.
Blended learning is an educational approach which integrates seemingly distinct educational approaches, such as face-to-face and online experiences.
Our insistence today on openness and independence is rooted in a distinct educational philosophy that embraces critical thinking and active debate as the best ways of pursuing truth, correcting old errors, and developing new ideas.
The programs we examined are situated within two school sites Philippine Science High School (PSHS) and National High School with Special Science Program (NHS-SSP), each offering distinct educational programs designed to nurture different levels of science giftedness.
These profiles take into account parents' motivations to use or not to use recreational activities in relation to their children's wellbeing, and so they reflect distinct educational models, financial circumstances and levels of availability of parents to take care of their children during their free time.
2 The process is distinct from educational and clinical supervision, appraisal and other summative processes.
The ministry carried out sweeping revisions of the normal school system, establishing it as a completely independent track, quite distinct from other educational training.
Contrasting points of view of different types of road users warrant careful and distinct designs of educational measures intended for different users.
Institutions that took initiative in the SICME have a distinct experience in educational development, either as a donor or as a recipient.
Although mechanisms of association between education and osteoporosis remain partly unexplained, most of the risk factors examined have shown distinct trends according to educational level.
