Sentence examples for education feeling from inspiring English sources

B1 CIRCUITS G1-12 EDUCATION Feeling the Pressure A growing number of fourth-grade teachers in New York City are seeking other assignments, saying they cannot stand the pressure of administering high-stakes state tests.

It's the difference between saying, "Draw this tadpole's life cycle" and "What would you like to ask about the tadpole?" But even though I know it must be an improvement, every now and then, the new style of education starts feeling a little … I don't know … feely.

Education through feeling.

I didn't worry about daily hunger, access to education or feeling safe.

Many smaller for-profit schools that focus on vocational education are feeling squeezed but aren't in danger of failing, he said.

Facing an economic crisis, states and local school districts are slashing budgets across the board, and education is feeling the pain.

But that's when we were having the conversations about white feminism and white liberalism, and the privileges of having a liberal arts education and feeling really holier-than-thou, and the white paternalism of coming in and being like, "I know better for you guys, I'm going to save you and I'll make a right decision".

Students lacking such education reported feeling unable to evaluate or learn from the team dynamics they observed in clinical practice.

In addition to the utility function, the final model allowed for several covariates (education, depressed/anxious feelings, and stated willingness to pay (WTP) for PC screening) to enter into the class assignment model (Appendix 2).

I really feel I am getting an education now and feeling the benefit.

Higher education is already feeling the effect of the Brexit vote, with reports that UK academics are already being dropped from European Union-funded projects.