Sentence examples for education practiced from inspiring English sources

ALICIA ABRAMSON Berkeley, Calif., Oct. 26, 2011 I have two teenagers, a 9th-grader and a 12th-grader, and if I could turn back time I would seek for my children just the kind of computer-free education practiced at Waldorf — but I would take it farther and extend it all the way through high school.

Notably, the model of education practiced in Northern Ireland continues to be selective despite the government's elimination in 2008 of the intelligence ("transfer") tests that were administered to most children at about age 11 to determine the type of post-primary school they could attend a grammar school (selective) or a secondary school (not selective).

Is this a form of affirmative action we should applaud until the real thing appears or is it merely another example of higher education practicing gladiatorial exploitation?

The latter explanation disregards contemporary thought about health and education practice but further investigation and clarification with educators would shed light on this disparity.

Remedial education practices vary widely.

Investment firms are developing higher education practices.

The trial court credited evidence that better special education practices could save City schools between $105 and $185 million annually...

But we are in need of more training, education, practice — and patience.

In an editorial accompanying the report, the authors said that the military was studying the incident, "which will determine whether screening and education practices need to be modified".

Diana Ellis, director of Odgers's education practice, took on board the widespread feeling among governors that they needed a commercially minded dean.

For more than a decade, I have been exploring how stagnant Islamic education practices have nurtured "foreclosed" religiosities among Muslim youth in Britain.