Sentence examples for education colleagues from inspiring English sources

Education colleagues work with social protection and other sectors to address the barriers children face in access to good quality education.

He rejects the suggestion that his shadow education colleagues have not been vocal enough in their opposition to the education secretary, Michael Gove, and the coalition.

We're busy working behind the scenes these days, including helping our Newspaper in Education colleagues with their annual series of teacher workshops (PDF), which this year we've enjoyed presenting out at The New York Times printing plant in Queens.

However, if our higher education colleagues do not perceive the profession as being relevant, our ability to innovate, anticipate, and adapt will be moot.

With Beethoven's Ode to Joy and Handel's Messiah triumphantly playing before "Papa Francesco" arrived at the Vatican's auditorium today, I was not alone among my Catholic higher education colleagues in feeling renewed about our important work.

But stay with me just a little longer my education colleagues, because not only is this plan actionable, but it also does what we have been saying we want for a long time: for business to actually get involved in strengthening higher education.

Though she has held college teaching posts since she left the University of Colorado, her work, unlike that of most of her gifted-education colleagues, isn't funded by a university.

When I recently mentioned to some higher-education colleagues my concern about MOOCs, I was astonished that none of them seemed to know what I was talking about.

Results of actions included: adjustment of own structure of work; organizing patient safety education for colleagues; more efficient and structured communication with colleagues; and reporting of incidents.

Results of actions included adjusting the structure of their own work, organizing patient safety education for colleagues, communicating more efficiently and in a more structured way with colleagues, and reporting incidents.

Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to attend a great panel discussion on strengthening public school choice in K-12, hosted by a couple of education policy colleagues here at AEI. Entitled "Empowering parents and voters for K-12 education reform," the event highlighted the crucial role of parents in improving public school options, especially for low-income children.