Sentence examples for education found that from inspiring English sources

A 2011 report by the American Council on Education, "Promising Practices in Veterans' Education," found that services that made veterans feel at home on campus seemed to make a difference.

Veterans, who often enlist on the promise of a college education, found that the program, in essence, paid for community college.

A Cambridge University study by Maria Nikolajeva, professor of education, found that "reading fiction provides an excellent training for young people in developing and practising empathy and theory of mind, that is, understanding of how other people feel and think".

A 2013 report, Widening participation in Australian higher education, found that while 25% of the population comes from the lowest socioeconomic group, only 17% of students come from this group, and this proportion has barely changed in five years.

A joint survey by the Association of American Universities and Nafsa: Association of International Educators, a trade group of about 8,500 college officials involved in international education, found that the number of foreign students on their campuses was about the same as last year.

The findings, to be published in the Academic Medicine journal and The American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, found that Pharmaceutical students who were taught with the flipped classroom model, rather than the in-class lecture model, did moderately better.

In a meta-analysis of studies of online learning, the United States Department of Education found that student performance was better with online instruction when compared to face-to-face instruction [ 5].

While Coursera isn't looking to revamp education, students can have confidence that online learning is a quality experience, as a review of research by the Department of Education found that students learning online performed as well as those in physical classrooms.

The Department of Education found that black pupils were three-and-a-half times likelier than whites to be suspended.

A recent study by the Department of Education found that black boys receive more than two-thirds of all public-school suspensions.

In 2007, a major comparison of reading programs conducted by the Department of Education found that Voyager had "potentially negative effects," because students using it showed a decline in comprehension.