Sentence examples for education interested from inspiring English sources
A month ago, I had the pleasure of spending two weeks in Korea and Japan, meeting with leading education, technology, and telecommunications companies, as well as a ministry of education interested in Knewton adaptive learning technology.
As a final step, the authors consolidate evidence for the benefit of academics and practitioners in higher education interested in the efficient use of games and simulations for pedagogical purposes.
The three of us are researchers of education interested in how to prepare youth for well-informed civic participation.
I'd say our religious education interested her less than our artistic one, but she didn't pay much attention.
As a result of the study, four types of learners were identified and given the following descriptive labels: (I) e-Education Interested Type, (II) Traditional Lecture Friendly Type, (III) Social Interactionist Type, and (IV) Yes-But Mixed Type.
Essays should focus on a single topic, treating it with sufficient depth for readers to understand and be able to take action on the issue, while appealing to a broad audience of biology education scholars and education-interested biologists.
H.H.S. is not "promoting" marriage, he told me, just providing "marriage education" for interested couples of limited means.
Maxi-pad maker Always cottoned on to this fact a few years ago for its ad campaign #LikeAGirl, which has now evolved into #KeepPlayingLikeAGirl and is twinned with a UN Women's initiative, One Win Leads To Another, to keep young girls enthusiastic about physical education and interested in competitive sport.
Education researchers interested in measuring fidelity generally report on two broad dimensions: structural and process (Harn et al. 2013; Mowbra et al. 2003; O'Donnell 2008).
"It helps explain why a majority of Americans think that higher education is more interested in its own bottom line than in the educational experience of students.
The basic prerequisites to a good education involve all interested parties working together for the good of the children.
