Sentence examples for driven schools from inspiring English sources

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, said: "I'm delighted Nick Clegg has realised the dangers of an ideologically driven schools policy.

But in the vast majority of curriculum driven schools, however, students sit and wait to be told what to learn, when to learn it, how to learn it, and how they'll be assessed on it.

For decades, efforts to improve math skills have driven schools to embrace one math program after another, abandoning a program when it does not work and moving on to something purportedly better.

Although the DfE has gone to considerable effort to stamp out "soft options", the pressure of league tables has driven schools to enrol pupils in qualifications such as the ECDL or Trinity College London's exam in "rock and pop" vocals.

I kept hoping that someone would be even a tiny bit skeptical about our test-score driven schools.

But there is nothing as radical as their market-driven schools policy.

Our standardized-test-driven schools reward the right answer, not the unsettling question.

The Cinematics switched between two guitar-driven schools of post-punk: one jagged and staccato, one immersive.

She is full of enthusiasm and hope: "Our school can be used as a blueprint for all the other parent-driven schools that will come up behind us," she says.

The rhetoric is predictably obfuscating, with a lot of guff about making secondary moderns better or letting selective schools operate as "specialists" in a more diverse, choice-driven schools market.

The controversy in the UK over the fundamentalist-driven schools founded by automobile sales magnate Peter Vardy is cited only in the context of the approval they gained from then-Prime Minister Tony Blair (2002).