Sentence examples for education picked from inspiring English sources

During her eight years in the UK, she has completed her education, picked up a West Yorkshire accent and joined the NHS to work in mental health care, becoming as close to a poster girl for successful integration as you can get.

If you want to get involved in your child's education, pick up the phone and call the teacher.

Public education defenders have railed against billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos since President-elect Donald Trump announced her as his secretary of education pick in November.

The notoriously anti-LGBTQ Ben Carson is slated to head Housing and Urban Development; Secretary of Education pick, Betsy DeVos, has a history of anti-gay activism, while Attorney General pick Sen. Jeff Sessions voted to advance a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.

Foundation education officers picked the 15 states "through our own due diligence process," taking into account "where our education strategy is now and where the best opportunities are," Mr. Williams said.

I have grave doubts about whether the education establishment picked up the recommendations.

While speakers generally supported some plans, like improving teacher education, they picked apart many others.

Sharmila is in many ways an unlikely hero: born in 1972, she completed her school education and picked up some basic skills, such as shorthand.

But the education secretary picked up Cameron's baton to tell MPs that the "elephant in the room" was the dire economic situation that Labour had left behind.

VIPKID notes that in the first half of 2018, Chinese K-12 education startups picked no less than $1.5 billion in financing.

Chinese workers are now complaining of too much capitalism, since they are having to pay for housing, health care and higher education formerly picked up by the State.