Sentence examples for education for which from inspiring English sources
In the twentieth century, progressive educators like John Dewey promoted student-centered education, for which achievement was individual to each student and meant not only knowledge but understanding as well.
She had no formal education for which she blames her mother.
He recognises that Ugwu is clever and deserves an education, for which he is prepared to pay.
During his Bauhaus years Moholy-Nagy developed the theories of art education for which he is known.
His mother is a consultant for the Claxton Board of Education, for which she creates programs for troubled middle school children.
Born 28 May 1985 Career First: Role in the film Pride & Prejudice, but major breakthrough was lead role in An Education, for which she received an Oscar nomination.
He is attending Cambridge to complete an executive education programme, for which different admissions criteria apply".
A symptom of an education system for which no one feels accountable, a symptom of a society that is mostly indifferent to the children we serve.
First, the dataset did not contain information with respect to socioeconomic status and education level for which insurance status may be acting as a surrogate marker.
His father retired from the federal Department of Education, for which he was the Southeast chief inspector general for audit in Atlanta.
All sorts of other issues will arise, including education for girls, which the Taliban abhor.
