Sentence examples for education is expected from inspiring English sources
The education business, McGraw-Hill Education, is expected to generate $2.4 billion in revenue this year.
A decision from the department of education is expected in May.
The Michigan case, although it involves higher education, is expected to have ramifications in elementary, middle and high schools.
The availability of distance education is expected to enable more players to join Mr. Hayes soon in academic pursuits.
The forthcoming white paper on higher education is expected to set boundaries of a "level playing field" between traditional institutions and new private providers.
All kinds of people have these qualities, of course, but they are exactly the sort of characteristics that a public-school education is expected to imbue.
Teachers in seminars in health sciences education are expected to have good educational skills with regard to questioning, listening, reinforcing, reacting, summarizing, and leadership; they also need to be content experts [ 10, 11].
The three main reformers, Andrew Lansley at health, Iain Duncan Smith at work and pensions and Michael Gove at education, are expected to stay put.
New international league tables on education are expected to make disappointing reading for many British parents.
High threat information and/or the provision of phishing education were expected to increase self-reports of secure behaviour.
