Sentence examples for education cases from inspiring English sources

However, some works in this genre are among the classics of "educational thought"—a more felicitous label than "philosophy of education"; cases in point would be the essays, pamphlets and letters of Thomas Arnold (headmaster of Rugby school), John Wesley (the founder of Methodism), J.H. (Cardinal) Newman, T.H. Huxley, and the writings on progressive schooling by A.S. Neill (of Summerhill school).

While Sussan & Greewald is one of the few firms handling special education cases exclusively, at least 20 other lawyers around the state also define it as their specialty.

"They continue to be, I would say, at risk," said Janell Byrd, a lawyer with the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense and Education Fund who tracks higher education cases.

Parents who cannot afford thousands of dollars in attorney's fees can seek free legal services like the Education Law Center in Newark or the Community Health Law Project in South Orange, but even these groups will accept only a limited number of special education cases, and in some instances families must have an income of under $30,000 a year to qualify.

Those scores will be factored into their fourth quarter averages, unless the students agree to "buy back" the grade with a five-page paper to be presented to their principal on Brown v. Board of Education and other landmark Supreme Court education cases.

"Only a small number of lawyers do special education cases, and they are usually expensive," said Diana Autin, executive director of the Statewide Parent Advocacy Network, a nonprofit group that advises and informs parents and professionals of educational rights and programs for children with disabilities.

If they saw it as an education case, then we would win".

Now Mr. Spencer has embarked on a final charge to force the court and the state to the table to settle the education case.

That suit, which challenged the state for failing to provide poor children with a quality education, may be the most significant education case since the Supreme Court's desegregation ruling nearly 50 years ago.

A6 NATIONAL A18-24 Court Says Parents Carry Burden of Proof on Schools The Supreme Court ruled in a closely watched education case that parents who disagree with a school system's special-education plan for their child have the legal burden of proving that the plan will not provide the "appropriate" education to which federal law entitles all children with disabilities.

The paper uses a higher education case study to illustrate a participative theory of change approach to evaluating technology supported learning.