Sentence examples for education on which from inspiring English sources

There are many issues in science education on which both teacher educators and pre-service teachers must update their knowledge.

"Christian education" was a favourite phrase of the Diocesan Board of Education on which I briefly sat.

Mr. Obama has brought a similar intensity to discussions of early childhood education, on which he proposes to spend $10 billion a year.

Back in the depths of the mid-aughts, women and feminized people got a whole new education on which kinds of behaviours exhibited by cis men could turn out to be dangerous.

Immoral, too, because it ignores the anti-Israel and anti-Jewish hate education on which generations of Palestinians have been raised, an education that denies any place for a Jewish state in any borders.

One wonders exactly how many years we have left to give them the education on which our nation's prosperity and stability surely depends before the opportunity disappears--and we all pay the price.

The association is using the current reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act -- the main U.S. education platform on which NCLB was passed in 2001 -- as a way to emphasize the need for dedicated geography funding, said Wertman.

Ruth Kelly never really made the case for the education reforms on which the bill rested.

The exception is education policy, on which the governor speaks with passion and confidence.

To his credit Mayor Bloomberg has convened a task force on career and technical education (CTE), on which I serve.

Everywhere outside the big cities would still be run from Westminster, so even if Manchester were to be given control over schools there would still be national education bills on which Scottish MPs could vote.