Sentence examples for education adopted from inspiring English sources

The group's recommendations took a big leap when the Michigan Board of Education adopted seven educational goals, based largely on the report's data.

When our board of education adopted life science textbooks, creationists fought hard to block their approval.

The board of education adopted the textbooks and required evolution be taught in public school science classes, despite their complaints.

eLearning has been identified as a versatile, economic method of delivering education, adopted by many education providers.

That was the view of pre-college education adopted in the great 1893 "Committee of Ten" report on pre-college education.

During this year, the Kansas State Board of Education adopted standards encouraging the consideration of alternatives to evolution, including ID, in the public school science curriculum (Slevin 2005; Wilgoren 2006).

If those with primary education adopt the smoking pattern of higher educated women it is likely that the prevalence of smoking will remain high or even increase before decreasing.

Ms. Bertin says the nation's sense of having a reading crisis will only deepen until school systems and colleges of education adopt a structured approach that reaches the 4 in 10 American children who have trouble learning to read.

As education adopts digital textbooks, adaptive learning, and the flipped classroom, there will increasingly be a need for platforms that bring these next-gen technologies together.

A concurrent critique of existing research on self-assessment recommends that medical education adopt approaches more aligned with promoting learners' reflection and self-directed assessment seeking [ 12].

In 2011, the Programme for the Development of Inclusive Education was adopted, and includes among other categories, education of Roma children.