Sentence examples for education caught from inspiring English sources

One reason progressive education caught on was that it could serve as a playbook for making high school universal.

But the book's message of the importance of girls' education caught on when women's book clubs, church groups and high schools began snapping up the less expensive paperback published in January 2007.

NFPA, established in 1896, is the "leading advocate of fire prevention" according to its website, dedicated to reducing "the worldwide burden of fire and other hazards on the quality of life by providing and advocating consensus codes and standards, research, training, and education". When caught in a fire, animals don't understand why they can't breathe or why they are in such agony.

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More than a million people have been forced from their homes by warfare, about 1.5 million children are out of school - and Unicef's intervention promised "pre-school and basic education, catch-up programmes for adolescents and psychosocial support in the classrooms".

This will include pre-school and basic education, catch-up programmes for adolescents and psychosocial support in the classrooms.

Meanwhile, the rest of the world invested heavily in education and caught up with, and in some cases surpassed, us.

Ümmiye Koçak, a forty-four-year-old farmworker with a primary-school education, had caught the theatre bug from a school play that the principal had staged the previous year.

And Los Angeles Times education reporters caught minor flak in September on Numbers Rule Your World, a statistics blog that has taken to shouting "Story time!" when they think a reporter has jumped the shark, going from data to inventing explanations or causes.

And it's another example of the grim phenomenon of education being caught up in violence or deliberately targeted.

Indiana Republican Mark Souder was forced to resign when Congress' leading advocate of abstinence-only sex education was caught screwing one of his aides.